Not all luxury toilets have original sin - luxury toilets, original sin

Street talk and alley discussion Recently, when a citizen passed Ganjiang Bridge in downtown Suzhou, they found a two-story villa with pink walls and black tiles hidden on the roadside of Nanhao Street in the north of the bridge. When they got closer, they found that it was actually a public toilet. This public toilet covers an area of u200bu200bmore than 200 square meters, with a public toilet below and a floor above it for resting sanitation workers along Ganjiang Road. The public toilets not only have high-level facilities, but also set up a special lift for the disabled for the first time in Suzhou's Gusu District. There are three reasons why people are disgusted with luxury toilets: first, many places are inconvenient to use ordinary toilets, but they are eager to build luxury toilets; second, there is corruption in them; third, it is inconsistent with the level of local economic development. adapt. Judging from the current reports, this luxury toilet in Suzhou does not have the above problems. First of all, many Suzhou locals and netizens who have been to Suzhou admit that there are indeed many and good public toilets in Suzhou. Some netizens also praised: According to the comparison of the first- and second-tier cities in the country that I have visited, the hygiene management of public toilets in Suzhou is the highest in the country and can be used for reference everywhere! It can be seen that Suzhou has already solved the problem of difficult toilet access, and luxury toilets are built on the basis of national advanced toilet management. Secondly, regarding the possibility of corruption in the construction of luxury toilets, which is generally concerned by the public, Section Chief Wu of the Facilities Section of the Jinchang Sanitation Institute in Gusu District, Suzhou City said that every payment has undergone strict project approval. If it does, then we don't have to worry too much about someone building luxury toilets for personal gain. It is understandable to spend money on the construction of public facilities, even if they are of a higher grade, for the entire public to use. Thirdly, Suzhou has sufficient strength in terms of economy. Statistics show that Suzhou's economic aggregate in 2011 was 1,071.699 billion yuan, ranking sixth among cities in mainland my country. The per capita GDP calculated by the resident population in 2010 reached 102,400 yuan, and it has become one of the cities with higher per capita output in the country. In the wealthier parts of the country, toilets are also built at a higher level than elsewhere, which is also reasonable. There is no original sin in luxury toilets. We always say that to look at a city's taste, look at its public toilets. As long as Suzhou's urban construction and economic development have reached the level of affording luxury toilets, the more luxury toilets that can solve the troubles of disabled people using toilets and give sanitation workers a place to rest, the better. Not only should it not be criticized, but it is also worth learning and learning from other developed regions.