Toilets in China is dirty?

During my travels in Macau and China, I learned that public toilets can vary greatly in cleanliness and facilities. While some modern toilets come equipped with technology like button-activated clean seat covers, many older or less busy public restrooms do not provide toilet paper. Hence, it's common advice among travelers to always carry your own tissue or toilet paper when exploring these areas. I remember visiting a public toilet in Macau where I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and the availability of automatic seat cover dispensers – a feature I hadn't expected. However, this isn't universal, and many restrooms might lack basic supplies. So, bringing your own tissues ensures you're prepared without any hassle. Additionally, understanding local customs and hygiene standards can ease any discomfort. Despite the rumors online about 'dirty toilets' in China, my personal experience showed a mix of highly hygienic and less maintained bathrooms. Planning ahead by carrying essential supplies and using available modern facilities can make a big difference while traveling.