Mobile Toilets in Ancient City Old Streets

Here is the situation regarding mobile toilets in ancient city old streets:

Datong Ancient City: The Xincheng Environmental Company of the city has placed two high-standard mobile bus toilets on the north side of Taiping Tower and the south side of Drum Tower in the ancient city to enhance the toilet experience for tourists. These toilets adopt an integrated bus-style design, with a simple and elegant appearance that coordinates well with the ancient city's style. Inside, there are strictly separated male and female areas to ensure privacy. In terms of configuration, vacuum adsorption toilet fixtures are used to effectively reduce odors; sinks and intelligent lighting systems are equipped to enhance user comfort; and powerful ventilation and deodorization systems ensure fresh air. Additionally, toilet paper, hand soap, disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other sanitary cleaning supplies are provided free of charge to meet the basic needs of tourists. The company implements a system of dedicated personnel on duty and cleaning after each use, with regular cleaning, comprehensive disinfection, and timely replenishment of supplies to ensure good toilet hygiene.

Quanzhou Ancient City: It also pays attention to details and characteristics in the placement of mobile toilets. On the one hand, mobile toilet vehicles are set up in places such as Xijie Street (in front of the Quanzhou Cinema) in the urban area to facilitate tourists' access to toilets nearby. On the other hand, great efforts have been made to incorporate Quanzhou's characteristic elements into newly built and renovated toilets. For example, the wall of the Kuixia Lane toilet adopts the traditional Minnan "brick-and-stone" craftsmanship; the roof of the Guandong Lane toilet features the highly distinctive Minnan "swallowtail ridge", with bamboo innovatively used as decoration on the exterior wall; the Xinlucheng toilet presents a Southern Asian architectural style; the Yiquangong Lane toilet adopts the traditional "sand-washing" craftsmanship on its exterior wall and designs a small landscape at the entrance; the Qipanyuan toilet innovatively installs green glazed windows on the traditional "brick-and-stone" walls, retaining traditional charm while adding a modern touch. At the same time, these toilets also focus on practical details. All newly built and renovated toilets are equipped with independent and spacious barrier-free toilets, internally fitted with safety handrails, low-level sinks, emergency call buttons, and other facilities to facilitate use by special groups; they adopt a scientific "up-and-down ventilation" design to effectively reduce odors; and the ratio of male to female toilet stalls is optimized according to actual usage needs to improve usage efficiency.