Why is there a washbasin and towel beside the door of the leadership office?

There are actually two reasons for doing this. The reason for 1 is the consideration of geomantic omen. In their view, it is more conducive to hiding the wind and getting rid of the unclean things in the office. The second reason is that it can help leaders do a good job in personal cleaning, such as wiping off some sweat and a series of dirt, so that they can have a better mood to work. This phenomenon is often seen in some old state-owned enterprises in China. There is often a washbasin and a towel in front of their office. They will wash first when they go in, just like those officials in ancient times. They will do this when they get up or get ready to take a shower and change clothes.

It is actually a good habit to put a washbasin and towel next to the office door. We can see from ancient social phenomena. For example, after the ancient emperor got up, some ladies-in-waiting immediately washed their faces with some mouthwash to do a good job of cleaning and hygiene for the emperor. So later officials learned this good habit and carried it forward well. This phenomenon has always existed in contemporary society, but compared with these ancient dignitaries, it is not so exaggerated.

In fact, this phenomenon has a tendency to spread and expand in contemporary society. For example, in some doctors' offices, there are often some washbasins, which are equivalent to this ancient washbasin. Not only can you clean your hands in the washbasin, but you can also be cold-faced when you are sleepy and let your mind recover.

So to sum up, putting washbasins and towels next to the door of the office is mainly for the convenience of cleaning and hygiene, so that you can have a mood of going to work. As for the cause of Feng Shui, it is subjective and has no scientific basis.