Who suggested changing the name of the toilet to Toilte? !

WC is the abbreviation of "Water-Closet" (flushing water tank), and its connotation is equivalent to the "mao pit" in Chinese. Many Chinese people know that WC is the English abbreviation of public toilet, but in fact, in foreign countries, WC disappeared a few years ago, and was replaced by Toilet, which originated from French, so there are jokes about foreigners not recognizing WC. . The meaning of WC itself is not much different from Toilet, but rhetorically speaking, the former gives people the impression of being simple and unhygienic, while the latter not only feels clean and comfortable, but also allows you to dress up inside. . . Guangdong Province's first "Specifications for English Translation of Bilingual Signs in Public Places". . . Changed by the Guangdong Provincial Government. . . The reason is above. . . Probably for the Asian Games, many irregular English slogans were changed.