Linfen five-star public toilet has become a classic. Do you think luxury toilets should be built?

A number of five-star public toilets have been built in Linfen City, Shanxi Province. These public toilets, designed like the Bird's Nest Castle in the Forbidden City, unexpectedly became popular and attracted a large number of tourists to take pictures. The total number of public toilets reached 360 degrees. However, while attracting people's attention, luxury toilets have also caused controversy. After all, the main function of the toilet is to eat, as long as it is clean and has no odor. Is it necessary to build such a luxurious public toilet?

In my opinion, there is no need to repair the luxurious public toilets. After all, no matter how luxurious a public toilet is, it can't bring more added value to the public toilet itself. They are just places where people excrete and wash their hands. Moreover, the more luxurious the public toilets are, the more the cost of subsequent maintenance will be. If it is simply built as a scenic spot, we can build more meaningful memorial halls and museums and create more online celebrity attractions, even for luxury.

Even if the luxury toilet becomes a scenic spot among network celebrities, I believe no one will go to the toilet to take pictures. The public toilet itself is built for the convenience of people, but if it is so luxurious and expensive, it is really unnecessary. Although public toilets are part of urban construction, they should be spent in more meaningful places.

Of course, luxury toilets also depend on where they are built. If you are in a five-star hotel or a famous scenic spot, it is natural to make the toilet a part of the whole scenic spot, and the decoration of the toilet should not be too shabby. If the city's economic strength and development level reach a certain level, it is understandable to build luxury toilets. However, if the construction of the city itself is still in its infancy, it will cost a lot of money to build luxury toilets, which is an act of putting the cart before the horse. In short, money should be spent on the cutting edge, not on face-saving projects.