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A netizen discovered a batch of high-priced recycled furniture in an alley in the Daan District, including a pocket spring memory mattress worth over ten thousand NT dollars, sparking a heated discussion among netizens who eagerly shared their own "picking" experiences. Many described the Daan District as a "dumpster diving hotspot," with some jokingly calling it "open-air IKEA," highlighting the stark difference between the items discarded by wealthy individuals and those of ordinary people.

Life Center Report

The market price of furniture recycled by residents of Da'an District is as high as tens of thousands.

Recently, a netizen discovered a batch of furniture waiting to be recycled in a certain alley, including an independent pocket spring memory mattress worth tens of thousands, leading him to exclaim, "Why are what others throw away better than what I have at home?" This post sparked enthusiastic discussions among netizens, with many sharing unique "picking" experiences.

A netizen uploaded a photo in a Facebook group, showing large furniture such as mattresses, sofas, and coffee tables, as well as a valuable independent pocket spring memory mattress. Because these furniture items appeared almost new, he questioned why they would be discarded, and expressed that he always feels this way: why are the recycled furniture in Da'an District always better than what he has at home?

Once the post went viral, many joked that Da'an District is simply a "picking hotspot," and some even humorously said, "Picking in Da'an and Xinyi for 20 years could make you a millionaire," while others jokingly referred to the area as "open-air IKEA." Some residents noted, "When we cleaned out our home before, we moved out a lot of things at night, and the next day, the cleaning team called to ask where my stuff went; little did I expect all the large furniture would be moved overnight."

Additionally, some netizens shared their experiences, saying, "My friend found this furniture in Da'an District and opened a second-hand furniture store," and "I previously picked up a complete set of PS4 and a computer tower from the garbage room, I heard it was discarded because the child’s grades dropped." Others shared, "A customer casually found a Chanel wallet in a trash bin," leaving people to marvel at how different the world of the wealthy is from that of ordinary people.