The origin of the word jieshou

The origin of relieving oneself-why is it called "relieving oneself" when going to the toilet?

It is the same in many places in our country to call defecation "relieving oneself". What is the relationship between defecation and "relieving oneself"? It is said that they are also immigrants from the ancient locust tree. This just opened the aunt.

The migration of population is compulsory, people are struggling to leave their homes and homes, and they are resisting in various ways. Immigration officials and escorts are afraid that they will escape halfway, and they will be tied up after the formation is staffed before they are willing to go on the road. First, a big tie, that is, two arms tied, is very inconvenient to move. Later, it was changed to "small tie". Everyone tied only one arm, and dozens of people tied to a rope and hooked each other. If a person wants to move and influence others, no one can escape. So whether on the road or at night, if one of them wants to defecate or urinate, it is to ask the escort to untie the rope tied to his arm. At first, in order to convey the meaning clearly, people said completely, "Please untie my hand, I want to defecate (or I want to urinate)". Because there are many people, there are many times to untie the rope on the road, which is not only troublesome, but also delays time. Because this method is safe and people can't run away, no matter how much time is delayed, the poor dare not change it. Later, I talked a lot and gradually simplified the original words. First, he said "untie me" and I knew he wanted to pee. Later, it was simply simplified to "solving problems." As long as someone shouts "stop", it means he has to pee. Along the way, the sound of "relieving oneself" filled the eardrum every day, and everyone agreed and got used to it.

When they arrived at their new place of residence, they were sent to untie them and settle down in a new place according to the formation on the road to start a new life. At this point, although their hands were untied, no one took care of them, and they didn't have to report before urinating, let alone wait for someone to "relieve themselves". But because of the life on the touching road, it has left a deep imprint on people's minds. People can't forget it, and sometimes they always mention it. Also, because of the long time on the road, it has become a habit to say that defecation is "relieving oneself". Over time, "Jieshou" has become synonymous with defecation.