I've been through toilets in many countries, each with its own functions
and benefits, and there are many interesting things happening in them.
In the Russian countryside the toilet was a partition outside, and the
average person had to sit on a small box with a hole about the size of a toilet
bowl with a mat on it, and it was very comfortable to sit on, but my feet were
hanging in the air and I couldn't step on the ground, maybe my legs were short.
I once went to a café in a small town, where the toilet was squatting, but the
hole was too small, it was more difficult to align the hole, some hospitals,
there were magnetic toilets, there was no plastic lid, and you had to flush the
water manually, while the city was more normal, there were flushing toilets.
In some parts of Asia, the toilet was no door, most of the toilets were
public toilets, and you just needed to go out of the door to know where the
toilet is? The smell led you there, usually squatting in the toilet, there were
some low walls, you could talk to people on the left and right, and your face
should be facing outward, so that your part would not be seen. One missionary
stood at the door with an umbrella, causing a lot of locals to come and say, “Still
a white-assed woman?” And there were no toilets in the mountains, because there
were toilets everywhere, and you could solve it under the bushes, which was a
good thing, you could water the flowers and fertilize them.
In the mountain villages of Guatemala, the toilet was generally some
distance from home, dig a deep hole, put the toilet on it, until it is almost
full, remove the toilet, fill it with soil, dig another hole, and set up a
toilet, once, we took the short-term missionaries up the mountain, there was a
team member, sit on the toilet with cement, spread a thick toilet paper mat, sat
up very comfortable, and very warm, but no one admitted that he did it?
Everyone went into the toilet and came out with a smile and said, “It's not me.”
Once, we went to a school, and there was a female missionary who brought a
bottle of spray insecticide, and she was very proud, and she went into a toilet
with a door, and she sprayed a little left and right, and finally it went into
the toilet hole, and she sat down and relieved herself, and in a short time,
she rushed out of the toilet, followed by some unknown flying insects, and she
later described, “When she finished spraying the last part, she sat on the
toilet, and she found that the hundred-year-old flying insects were all rushing
up because they couldn't stand the insecticide, and she flushed out like that.”
In the mountainous areas of Guatemala where I went, there was generally
no toilet, like a small room and toilet sitting, they were fenced with plastic
bags on a piece of land or a piece of downhill land, once I went to the toilet
alone, I squatted on the sandy ground, where there was a very large pig, I went
to pi pi, while chatting with the female pig, I was afraid that she would be
unhappy, so I rushed to me, first established a little interpersonal
relationship with her, and the next time I went to the toilet, it was better to
go to the toilet, but this huge pig could only make one sound, so I lay there
without moving, Because we seemed to have reached a consensus.
Once, our short-term mission team was living in
the church, where the toilet outside had no door, it was secured with a black
plastic bag with inserting four branches, so I went into the toilet and sat on
the toilet, and suddenly a strong wind blew the black plastic bag away, and I
was sitting on the toilet, but fortunately there was a skirt to cover the
front, so I smiled and waved my hand, and asked some of the children to face
out, so I could get out.
Some Guatemala toilets really dare understand, I
mostly go to the toilet in the bushes at night, one to the air was clear, the
other could enjoy the moonlight, sometimes we girls collectively go to the
toilet in the outside ground, we all squat down with a slogan to solve, stood
up and left together, some people dared not go to the toilet, had been holding
down the mountain, sat until the flushing toilet, dared to go to toilet, I respected
these people.
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