It is not often that Goldman Sachs refers to the capricious, cleanliness-obsessed Japanese kawayakami toilet gods in its equity research. It is rarer still that it cites the propitiation of these deities while making the investment case for a Chinese bathroom fittings company.
高盛(Goldman Sachs)在其股票研究报告中提到反复无常、非常讲究洁净的日本“厕神”，这并不常见。它援引对这种神明的恭敬作为投资一家manbetx3.0 卫浴企业的理由，这就更罕见了。
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