L'histoire de la douche de la culture

L'histoire de la douche de la culture – ancienne douche culture, Baptême chrétien, Neoteric douche culture - famille douche de développement jusqu'à la première baignoire.

Ancient personnes vont normalement au lever après la douche, ou ablution avant feting à Dieu. Ce sont les convenances très formel; Confucius et d'autres poètes fameux baptême également très apprecited. Et douche aujourd'hui est non seulement la vie mais l'art en Chine.

Ancient shower culture—Christian’s baptism
When some substream of christian settled down in the area of Rome, they lived the same life with other people in the mediterranean sea area, the ablution culture day by day was adopted by them, and getting popular. Donc, more and more people had their own salle de bains. But to christian, male and female don’t shower together, a naked woman is not proper for them. According to Rome’s culture, women like to show their best clothes in the bathroom with precious jewellery to throw out their nobleness.

the Virgin Mary's born
the Virgin Mary’s born —- the baptism of baby. A.D 470, Bavaria picture show in Munich showroom.
The picture above shows us that what a small size bathroom looks like in the middle ages. There is a small garden near the bathroom, and gentlemen walk with ladies with courtings. The bathroom itself was really a fun place.

neoteric shower culture – family shower’s development)The first toilet bowl,15 century a marble toilet’s reconstuction, located at the India’s Agera city. It maybe the oldest toilet bowl.
As far back as the 15th century B.C., U.S.A.
has asked for the inferior mythology of cloth rice and has noble shower one and fine and smooth description to beautiful women after taking a shower . In fact bath tub , bathtub have experienced many vicissitudes of life too.

The first bathtub

The first bathtub

The most famous hygienist Gratham wrote, “the most perfect thing is that everyone could take shower once in a day, and one day we will reach this point, people wound feel uncomfortable without shower ”.