Only elephants and giraffes are painted on the toilet. How can we distinguish between men and women?

According to international practice, if there is a difference between men's and women's toilets, the correct way to distinguish them is: facing the toilet, and then judging according to "men left and women right". This is a more traditional way of distinguishing. I have encountered the opposite situation at some airports. I wonder what the designer thinks. In fact, this knowledge, which should belong to the category of city symbols, is classified as "second-class illiteracy" by UNESCO for those who can't read city symbols.

As can be seen from this picture, if you face the toilet, there is an elephant on the left and a giraffe on the right, then the sign of the elephant should be the men's toilet and the other side should be the women's toilet. Of course, there are also tour guides or tourists who explain that elephants spray water with their noses, which vividly illustrates the designer's ideas. In fact, this is not necessarily the case.

If you can travel deeply, it is normal to learn a lot of knowledge. This topic illustrates the fun of a good trip. If you don't travel often, you can't find the toilet. If you find the toilet, you'll have to wait to "pee your pants" because you can't tell which one to go in. In some places, toilets are neutral and belong to single rooms, and anyone can enter them, just like trains.

With the rapid development of social economy and the continuous improvement of people's income level, more and more people like to travel abroad. Although some people say that travel is from a place where you are tired of staying to a place where others are tired of staying, although there is some truth, it cannot be completely summarized. We know that "one side of the soil and water will support one side of the people", which is the essence of tourism. How to experience the customs of a foreign country is the most interesting place to travel.

Different tourist destinations have different customs and habits, and cities and natural environments have different "rules", which we need to face and understand during our journey. If you travel to the Inner Mongolia prairie, it's vast and sparsely populated. In the words of herders, people can be seen everywhere as long as they are not in the water source. The rules are simple. First, it does not pollute public water sources, and second, there is no one, so.

Of course, if we come to the city, we must follow the laws of the city, such as traffic law and public health law, which belong to the city symbol, which is what we call "city law". And how to identify the toilet is actually a necessary knowledge.

Fortunately, with the advancement of human civilization, more and more scenic spots and cities provide neutral toilets, that is, "single-room toilets". Such toilets reflect the civilization of a city and highlight the "equality between men and women". The toilet only needs to identify "someone is nobody". Judging from the color of the logo, it is the difference between "green" and "red". People will line up in some places.

"Civilized tourism" is the most basic quality for tourists. Whether going to the city or nature, we should try our best to "take nothing but photos and leave nothing but footprints". Frequent business trips can always meet funny stories like "public toilets". We can always find a way through analysis, which is also the fun that tourism brings us.