In ancient China, there was no glass at all, only simple enough paper. How to prevent being peeped by outsiders?

If you want to prevent outsiders from peeping, you can put a screen beside the bed. The rich even use Mingwa, so that peepers can't see anything in the room. Although there was no glass in ancient times, these enough papers are also very strong and will not be punctured so easily. Moreover, the end of ancient voyeurism was very serious, and being caught was the torture of death.

In ancient times, enough paper was not different white paper, but peach blossom paper, which was thick and resilient. That is, the paper used by the ancients to make oil-paper umbrellas can be waterproof and moisture-proof after soaking in tung oil. But this paper is not airtight. If you really want to pierce it, it is very simple.

But peeping is not easy. In ancient times, voyeurism was a very serious behavior. If someone finds out and reports this, those officials will send someone to arrest you. Once caught, the punishment is quite serious. Your voyeurism will be known, and you will usually be beaten by those officials. If peeping tom will commit suicide once he can't stand this kind of behavior, then peeping tom will end up with life as hell.

In order to prevent peeping tom, the ancients kept dogs at home. Even if there are no dogs, they can put screens in their bedrooms so that peeping tom can't see them. In some wealthy families, although there is no glass, they have Ming tiles, which are polished with shells and beautifully embedded in windows. Because this material is very expensive, ordinary people can't afford it.