I found these on a public toilet in Ping Shi, more famous for its lantern festival. It’s only a matter of time before tourists flock to see them.
I was reminded of those after a reader sent these next snapshots from a shopping mall in Shanghai. Not much chance of mistaking who goes in which door.
Who was it that said travel narrows the mind?
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The latter two look like a person doing chin-ups. Are you sure these aren’t segregated exercise rooms?
Please remove the apostrophe from the first “it’s”.
GaryL,
It’s not what you think.
There are a few more at
http://www.amusingplanet.com/2010/11/creative-and-funny-toilet-signs-from.html
Cool and I can see a book about toliets. In Beijing, China I saw signs by the toliets where they rated them (1 star, 2 stars, etc.).
I guess we could be glad these are pretty easily identified. About 10 years ago when icons first replaced text on electronic remotes, I couldn’t figure out which button would “open” our new dvd player. Our little grandson, about 4 years old, was visiting and showed me how it worked. He said “Mema, don’t you know how to read pictures?” :-\