The origin of the word jieshou

The word "Jieshou" comes from the great immigrants from northern China in the Ming Dynasty. When I immigrated, I knew I was holding his hand and taking it with me. When the displaced people are in a hurry, they will say to the police, "Sir, please untie my hand, I have to pee." Later, he said directly, "Sir, I want to relieve myself." .

Precautions:

Go to the bathroom. "Ru" means "obey" and "go" in the old saying. According to this, "going to the toilet" means "going to the toilet". The word "toilet" is generally only used for written expression, which is more concise and elegant; So "going to the toilet" has become the most elegant and convenient word in China.

Go to the bathroom. In ancient times, when a scholar left his seat to go to the toilet, he needed to get a "going out to pay homage" card. Since the Yuan Dynasty, the imperial examination room has been marked with "convenience" and "going to Beijing" to prevent Jinshi from leaving their seats privately. Scholars must obtain this card before entering the toilet. Because the toilet is commonly known as convenience. It is also said that defecation is a big gift and urination is a small gift.