Indians are very imaginative and put buckets and ladles in toilets. What do they "intend"?

India has experienced great economic growth in recent years, but Indian society still follows some ancient traditions. Some of their living habits are considered unacceptable by us, such as their constant grasping with their hands when eating, and some of their toilet habits.

The reason why there is a bucket and a ladle next to the toilet is to flush water and wash hands. Many local people in India do not have the habit of using paper when going to the toilet, and use their hands to solve the problem. In order to maintain the so-called traditional customs, they always use their hands to eat. Generally speaking, they use their hands to knead the rice balls into a ball and then put them away. Everyone's habits may be different, but their main way of eating is to grab it with their hands. They think it is cleaner. Of course, they also need to clean up after going to the toilet. These buckets and ladles play this role .

Generally speaking, Indians think that the left hand is a dirty hand and the right hand is used for eating. Although there is such a difference, it is still unacceptable to us outsiders. Because eating with your hands is obviously not clean, but they think it is clean, and some unique local customs in India, such as Indian flying pancakes, they are really used to fly, and then they are so close when cooking The degree and processing procedures of mineral water have been criticized by the outside world, because many tourists have diarrhea after drinking their mineral water locally, and they believe that the local eating habits are unhealthy and unhygienic.

Although India has relatively good scenery, the construction of this infrastructure and the huge cultural differences with our country are still important factors that prevent many tourists from visiting this place. More domestic tourists choose established tourist countries such as the Maldives. Their degree of internationalization and the infrastructure construction of this kind of tourism are more complete, which is also more conducive to our acceptance.