Compared to Finland’s “no sauna, no family”, India’s “no toilet, no wife” is even more embarrassing. Almost every foreigner who has been to India will be deeply impressed by the toilets here. Some people say with a smile that in India, toilets are everywhere, and the earth is just a larger open-air toilet. Indeed, whether it is New Delhi, the capital, or Mumbai, the economic center, you can see Indians on the streets, railways, and coasts, who are calmly urinating and urinating anywhere.
However, people in rural India are generally conservative in their thinking. Women can only “solve problems” by hiding in the bushes before sunrise and after sunset. This increases their chances of being violated by violence. Therefore, in order to promote toilet culture, Haryana in northern India has launched a custom of “no toilets and no wives”, urging women to reject suitors who cannot provide houses with toilets.
The meeting Toilet Shower with T-valve a wide range of issues related to toilets, including toilet design, hygiene, comfort, and solutions to fecal pollution and developing countries. Lack of toilets and other issues. The meeting decided that November 19 each year is World Toilet Day. Since then, the “toilet problem” that has always been difficult to be elegant has attracted worldwide attention. “World Toilet Day: Beautiful Women Kissing the Toilet in Public”, a holiday that belongs to you and me-On November 18, 2010, Dongguan netizens initiated a kiss on the toilet, using performance art to celebrate the 10th World Toilet Day on the 19th, appealing Society pays more attention to public health.
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