The thing that amazes all visitors to China is the central release of toilet paper. If you want to usage the toilet, you gotta rip off the right amount of paper from 1 large roll, go to the compartment (they are frequently specified for crouching, not sitting, but usually both) and usage the paper.
Of course, it's a waste, due to the fact that everyone takes 3 times as much paper as they need.
Where did this strategy come from?
Well, China utilized to be on the same level as the PRL-the toilet paper was deficit material and the Chinese stole it to power. That's why they started installing cameras that controlled the theft. They couldn't install cameras in the cabins, due to the fact that it's even unacceptable for the Chinese, so they made a system: 1 rotation of paper and 1 camera in the sink room.
I fishy that now the Chinese would not bargain paper, just as Poles do not. But the cameras in the toilets are expected to admit faces. You could do a technological work comparing the look on your face before and after utilizing the toilet.
Michał Leszczyński
