Chinese thianpa nen Chinese Lunch, Parda/sofa puanlei pahin.

[@Puia_Foodie]

W.C stands for water closet, which is a part of ealier types of toilets. This word was introduced to China about 150 years ago, but has been replaced by toilet in some English speaking country.

[@LalNi-g4s]

I bulah awmnuam top ang i taima sia

[@fefetlaich]

khai.. lioning lamah lo zin ve la..

[@tuaii1676]

Zin ngun pa😂

[@Puia_Foodie]

Awihawm loh eee. Miss😆

[@ApaSawma]

I va han ṭawng peih loh hmel êm êm ve maw le...

[@melodymanglut9546]

Awi parda kha ka en Chiang chak tawp.

[@zosanglianitlau5686]

Hmuhnawm ltk lo ti zel rawh i zin na vel hi

[@Puia_Foodie]

Thank u ❤

[@LalNi-g4s]

Ei Siam kha rawn ti leh rawh

[@estherdini2815]

Guongzhou ani mo ?

[@Puia_Foodie]

Aw ni e

[@samuel_vlhriataas5959]

Ok ok..hi China ah chuan a pawimawh ber😂😂

[@Puia_Foodie]

Yaas. A dik 😂

[@samuel_vlhriataas5959]

Toilet WC an ti tlat hi mak ka ti thei lutuk a wash-down closet/water closet = WC

[@Puia_Foodie]

W.C stands for water closet, which is a part of ealier types of toilets. This word was introduced to China about 150 years ago said by pu Google-a 😂

[@fefetlaich]

Instagram emo biak na tur ce awm em le aw ,sir

[@Lala-o5p5j]

👍👍👍

[@Puia_Foodie]

👍🏽☺️

[@essylavender]

Hmu anuam hle mai i sawifiah thiam bawk sia.
An khawpui leh thingtlang te hrut zel la,
Kan lo chang zel ang e.
China ho hi chu khawthlang leh ram hrang2 hian haw hle mahse
ngaihsan ruk riauna tur traditions leh cultures hi an nei tha tlat ani.

[@Puia_Foodie]

Thanks. ❤
Lo tih zel kan tum dawn nia👍🏽☺️