vocabulario
1. 站台 → zhàntái (andén, plataforma)
2. 会 → huì (saber, poder; también reunión)
3. 饺子 → jiǎozi (empanadillas chinas, dumplings)
4. 地铁 → dìtiě (subte, metro)
5. 喝 → hē (beber, tomar)
Toilet in China 洗手间 ( xĭshŏujiān ) bathroom
👉 洗手间 ( xĭshŏujiān ) toilet is composed of these characters: 📌 洗 (xi) , wash. 📌 手 (shŏu) , hand. 👋 📌 间 (jian) , between. 🚻 Toilets in China: What Travelers Should Know 📌 If you're planning a trip to China, there’s one topic that might catch you off guard — the toilet situation. It’s not glamorous, but knowing what to expect can save you from awkward surprises. 📌 Here’s a quick guide to toilets in China, from squat toilets. 🚽 Squat Toilets Are Still Common In many public places — especially outside big cities — you’ll find squat toilets rather than Western-style seats. These are floor-level fixtures where you squat instead of sit. They’re hygienic in terms of contact, but can be tricky if you're not used to them. Pro tips: Always carry tissues or toilet paper — most public toilets don’t provide any. Hand sanitizer is a must, as soap and water aren’t guaranteed either. If you're not sure how to use one, look for diagr...
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