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Etiquette To Pay Attention To In Public Toilets

2008/8/19 12:44:00 41789

Toilets in public places, in the past, give people a sense of non socialized space isolated from the outside world.

More than 20 years ago, I once washed my hands in Laoshan, Qingdao. I should say that I should read and wash hands "Jian". There are wooden planks on the bottomless hills, two horizontal ones, and squatting for a long time.

It was already dusk, the cold air invaded the human body, but it felt cool under the hip, and the mood was suddenly sad.

That is really not seen before the ancients, and later do not see the person - behind the two sentences, the more they write more appropriately.

About eight years later, a fireworks in March, I hurried to the toilet of an airport in the south of the Yangtze River: its pattern is very similar to the "railway seat" in the restaurant. If you look at the person who comes back to you first, it will be impolite. If you turn it to a positive direction, you will inevitably have to ask for a call or a gesture to show your intention.

From that moment on, this problem kept perplexing me.

Lao Xuan Zeng said, "someone asked me the explanation of" freedom ".

I said...

For example, if you go into the toilet and find the urinal, you try to be easy to swallow. That's your freedom.

You are in the streets and streets, no matter whether the days and nights, no one is there, if you are naked, you will not only be free, but also illegal.

The impression that this speech gave me is that the toilet, dating back to one thousand nine hundred and eighty years in the old age, is still a "free" space.

In addition to renaming toilets, toilets, toilets or toilets, the "freedom" is decreasing year by year, while the democratization process is steadily moving forward.

After the toilet turned into a toilet, it was big, bright, clean, and delicious. I waited silently on the bright ground, and even thought that it should be a little bit better.

Of course, I am not saying that the bathroom has become a social arena since then. The question is whether there are many opportunities for colleagues and friends to meet in the toilets in the entertainment establishments which are often set up in a modern office building or after work.

Of course, a greeting like "eating" should be avoided, but the handshake does not seem appropriate.

Although we have received good education since we were young, we had to wash our hands after dinner, and to meet our acquaintances, but the biggest mistake of the education seems to be a serious neglect of the occasion.

With questions, I looked up a lot of information to see this "workplace etiquette": don't deliberately avoid colleagues in the bathroom, try to talk to each other first.

Never pretend that you do not see the low head and give people the impression that you do not love people.

Good, many people do not blame.

The following is "how to get along with your boss: travel with your boss, never make the same guest room, do not shower with your boss at the same time, especially when the bathroom is small, and avoid showering with your boss."

It is also very right, but I did not account for the consequences of doing so, but fortunately I found a historical lesson for it.

According to Wei's spring and Autumn period, "Xiao Tong, a noble townman, serves as a servant.

Wen Wen, Sima, Wang Wen has a secret, and the screen is not yet there.

He replied, "No.

"Wen Wang said," I would rather have a Qing than me.

"Then poison."

Once again, a civilized man who is smart enough to work in the office is not so stupid as to have a shower with his boss and not even the best known.

In view of the concept of modern toilets and the introduction of most of its basic equipment from the United States, the goal of locking in the United States with "national etiquette" is still to be observed.

"In the United States, some toilets use closed doors. When someone knocks on the door, they should answer: Yes!

(I am in! ")

It was almost like answering the phone.