On April 5, in Xingtai, Hebei Province, a woman complained that the toilet in a scenic spot was "right at home", which was too embarrassing.
As can be seen from the video, the men's and women's toilets in the scenic spot are actually in the same room, that is, two rows facing each other, and there is no partition in the middle to separate them.
When the woman saw this design of the toilet, she felt very embarrassed, so she posted a video complaining.
It is understandable that the woman complains, because such a door-to-door toilet is equivalent to when you squat in the men's toilet, you can spy on everything in the women's toilet without looking up, and in the same way, the people in the women's toilet can also see everything in the men's toilet, which is really inconvenient.
The toilet in the scenic spot has also attracted widespread attention and heated discussions among many netizens, and netizens are discussing.
Some netizens think that such a design is really inappropriate, unsafe, and a little unacceptable.
Some netizens also think that there is no problem, the scenic spot has a large flow of people, and it is necessary to use and go, and make reasonable use of space.
And every toilet has cubicles, so there's nothing to be embarrassed about being a detached person.
Judging from the comments of netizens, some people can indeed accept it, and some people can't.
It is estimated that most people will not accept it, because it will give people a feeling of being offended.
After all, toilets are extremely private places, and people pay more attention to the protection of privacy, and it may be very avant-garde and innovative to design such toilets, but it will also make people feel very embarrassed.
Public toilets should be designed to meet the needs of the majority, not just the design, regardless of everyone's needs.
Now the design of some public toilets is indeed unsatisfactory, for example, take the male and female logos of the toilet, some are replaced by some patterns, the key is that this pattern is still very obscure, ordinary people can not see, often the embarrassment of going to the wrong toilet, can not be directly replaced by "male, female"?
Therefore, for the design of public facilities, it is still necessary to consider the majority of people, not everyone can be so avant-garde, and public toilets should focus on practicality, not design.
What do you think about this?