In our neighboring India, the toilet problem can be said to be very serious. Even in cities, women rarely go to the toilet. Most Indians go to the toilet directly in the open-air toilet. In our opinion, this situation is really unimaginable. It's 2 1 century, and half of India's population has no toilets.

But in recent years, with the clean-up movement in Japan, India has paid more and more attention to this issue. In addition to actively building toilets in cities and rural areas to solve the problem of people's difficulty in going to the toilet, a series of incentive policies have been introduced to let people build their own toilets. One of the systems is that newlyweds can get government subsidies for uploading photos with this newly-built toilet, which is about several thousand yuan.

This policy is that the groom who is going to get married should build the toilet in advance and then send photos of himself and the toilet to the bride. Then the bride uploads this photo to a specific website of the government, and then the bride can receive a subsidy. This subsidy will be brought back to her husband's family with the bride's dowry. This move by the government is actually helping the newly-married bride to have a toilet after marriage. However, this move has also made it more difficult for many poor single men to find wives. Because toilets should be built in advance, if you can't build toilets for your future wife, you can't marry a wife.

It seems incomprehensible to us, but it did happen in India. You need a car, a house and a bride price when you get married. At the same time, the biggest wish of Indian brides is to have a toilet after marriage, which is really quite distressing.