In fact, the public toilets on the streets of Korea are very clean, and the configuration inside is also very luxurious. Moreover, there is also an ultra-luxurious public toilet in Rensi Cave, which is equipped with a special elevator to get up and down. This ultra-luxurious bathroom is about 500 to 600 square meters, which is very clean and has no odor.

It is said that Koreans clean toilets very carefully, whether on the floor or on the toilet. They clean them very cleanly. There are also paper towels specially used to wipe hands in the toilet, which are specially used to go to the toilet. And the decoration inside is very luxurious, with bonsai and calligraphy and painting. Anyway, it's luxurious, giving people a feeling of being in a villa. Decades ago, Koreans didn't pay attention to protecting the environment and loving cleanliness, but after the Asian Games and the Olympic Games, Koreans gradually understood the importance of daily civilization, realized that it was very important to shape their national image internationally, and believed that it was not only material culture that could shape their national image. Since then, South Korea has begun to improve the environment and improve the quality of its people.

In fact, South Korea has a special law that stipulates that the construction of public facilities in tourist attractions must meet the standards. For example, there are special requirements for energy conservation and environmental protection, some equipment and signs used in toilets, and emergency communication equipment in toilets. There are also strict rules for men and women to squat in the toilet.

Moreover, South Korea has established a toilet association to guide South Korea's toilet culture, and there are some policies and systems to improve public toilets. And the development of toilet-related industries in Korea, as well as toilets built for vulnerable groups, it can be said that the level of toilets in Korea is very high.