Why are public toilets in many places in Shanghai toilets?

Some countries only have toilets and no squats (such as the United States). Therefore, many places frequented by foreigners use toilets.

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"One Share, Two Systems" —— On the Toilets in China and America

Mei Sen, a 7-year-old nephew, just returned from a holiday in Chinese mainland and proudly said to me, "Uncle, I can use it."

Grandpa's toilet! "Wow, this little fat man is not simple. On the road of "knowing China and approaching China", he took another step.

A big step forward. When the boy returned to China twice before and lived in his grandfather's house, he refused to use the squat toilet. Whenever he

When he asked for a large size, his family took him to a nearby star hotel to solve it.

Speaking of toilet habits, it is generally believed that people in China are squatting and Americans are sitting. Not exactly. I was in China when I was a child.

There is no toilet at home, and my toilet training is sitting on a spittoon. The spittoon is in the living room, and the lamp

Fiercely clean, "afterwards" is immediately handled by adults; It feels the same as it does now-just a little less privacy. 1?o'clock

Dragon, probably because of the maturity of "output" and "quality", the adults refused to deal with my "aftermath"

Forcing me to go to the public toilet, I learned about the horror of public toilets in China, but I also developed excellent squatting skills.

So Mei Sen and I are both beneficiaries of "one share, two systems". But many people in China and the United States are not as lucky as we are.

Luck has spawned many jokes and unpleasant experiences-

Many years ago, I returned to China and went to the disco of Guangzhou Aiqun Hotel with an American friend Donald. Not at all, Donald

Give me a large one, please. But he went to the toilet once and immediately ran to me with a busy face and asked me, "Stephen, what's wrong with the toilet?"

Use? Do you want to take off all your pants? What if it's all in my pants? "I smiled, but I didn't hold back.

I am angry: "Don't want me to show you? Find your own way, fool! "

During the Kunming World Expo, Jennifer and I chartered a taxi to Shilin. My brother is very friendly,

Very talkative. He invited us to visit his new home on his way back. Jennifer would also like to take this opportunity to experience China Pu.

Luo Dazhong's happy life. The small family is warm and decent, and the eldest sister-in-law is wise and enthusiastic. Jennifer will use it after a few cups of tea.

The toilet is gone. As soon as she entered the bathroom, Jennifer was blindsided-China was a little small, but how could she connect to the bathroom?

Buried underground, too But on second thought, "don't Japanese always sit on the floor when they eat?" Is there anything wrong with Japan?

What did China learn? "Miss her big leg, where there is a shoe print booth, a butt sitting in the magnetic basin. only

I lost my center of gravity and fell on my back, but my ass got stuck in the magnetic basin. I can't stand up by myself, so I must stand up.

Call for help. Qi Xin, the driver's eldest brother and sister-in-law, helped to pull her up. Fortunately, it's not serious. But in the face of big brother and sister-in-law

Scared a little green-"international friends" went bankrupt at home, which is not a good thing. When Jennifer told me why,

After that, I smiled and bent over; I translated it for my eldest brother and sister-in-law, and they almost went into shock with laughter, which became a big deal. Jennifer

Generous enough to laugh with us. Thin-skinned MM, it's strange not to jump off a building after such a smelly thing.

10 years ago, four relatives immigrated to the United States. Eight-year-old Alex refused to ride the horse that he and his brother gave him.

Barrel. It is difficult to squat on the toilet to "get things done"; This became a joke between relatives. I went to their house not long ago,

Asked sarcastically, "Alex is in college and still squatting in the toilet?" "Don't squat early." Alex

Mom said. "No, he is still squatting." The younger brother said. "How do you know?" I asked. "He never closes the door!"

A friend in China moved into a modern community. The house is very beautiful, and modern toilets are indispensable. rural

Grandma is very happy to live in it and enjoy her family. But her old man's house is sitting on a "modern" toilet.

I can't get out anyway. For a 70-year-old woman, "squatting in the toilet" is a difficult action. So she didn't.

Fortunately for Alex, he held back for a few days and returned to his hometown.

As for the habit of going to the toilet, the gap between China and the United States is so big. Only Mei Sen and I have practiced "one share, two systems".

Only an elite like husband can swim freely between Chinese and American toilets. If one day, both China and the United States cultivate one

With a large number of ideological "one share, two systems" elites, world peace is near.