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For those fellow FReepers that have been to China...

Has any of you seen the toddlers running around in the split bottom pants? I was in a dumpling shop in a non-tourist section of Shanghai. As we were eating our dumplings for lunch we saw a little boy. He was stand at the entrance of the restaurant. He squatted and took a dump right there, not more than 10 feet from where we were eating. Some woman grabbed a newspaper, picked up the turd. She then dumped water from a bucket on it and swept it out onto the sidewalk. Not a single local person in the restaurant even blinked. One of the guys I was with almost barfed.

I have seen them do in on the street, the parks and in a Chinese style mall not far from Yu Yuan Garden. I should have taken pictures be I was too stunned to get out the camera.

“For those fellow FReepers that have been to China...Has any of you seen the toddlers running around in the split bottom pants?”

Yes, that took me by surprise.

Again I repeat myself. Going to China is not a vaction. It is a learning experience.

Has any of you seen the toddlers running around in the split bottom pants? I was in a dumpling shop in a non-tourist section of Shanghai. As we were eating our dumplings for lunch we saw a little boy. He was stand at the entrance of the restaurant. He squatted and took a dump right there, not more than 10 feet from where we were eating. Some woman grabbed a newspaper, picked up the turd. She then dumped water from a bucket on it and swept it out onto the sidewalk. Not a single local person in the restaurant even blinked. One of the guys I was with almost barfed.

I have seen them do in on the street, the parks and in a Chinese style mall not far from Yu Yuan Garden. I should have taken pictures be I was too stunned to get out the camera.

I saw the same thing - in Guangzhou. Just so you know it's not just a Shanghai thing. And then there was the time a Chinese mom opened up her toddler's pants so he could piss in the sink - at a McDonald's.