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

WC is the abbreviation of "Water-closure", and its connotation is equivalent to "toilet pit" in Chinese. Many people in China know that WC is the English abbreviation of public toilet, but in fact, abroad, WC disappeared as early as a few years ago and was replaced by toilet, which originated from French, so the joke that foreigners didn't know WC broke out. The meaning of WC itself is not much different from that of toilet, but from the rhetorical point of view, the former gives people a simple and unhygienic impression, while the latter not only has a clean and comfortable feeling, but also can be dressed. . . The first English translation standard for bilingual signs in public places in Guangdong Province. . . Guangdong provincial government changed it. . . The reason is above. . . I think I changed a lot of nonstandard English slogans for the Asian Games.