讀後心得

Recently, residents of Da'an District discovered a batch of seemingly brand-new furniture set out for recycling by the roadside, including a memory foam mattress with a market value of over ten thousand yuan. This led netizens to lament why the furniture others throw away often seems better than what they own. A netizen shared this on social media, sparking lively discussions, and many people also shared their experiences of picking up high-value items in this area, even jokingly referring to Da'an District as "Open-Air IKEA." This phenomenon highlights the stark contrast between the world of the wealthy and that of ordinary people.

Recently in the Da'an District, a netizen discovered a batch of furniture waiting to be recycled while passing through an alley, including high-end independent pocket spring memory mattresses worth tens of thousands of dollars. The netizen couldn't help but exclaim, "Why is the furniture that others throw away better than what I have at home?" This post sparked widespread discussion, with many netizens sharing their "scavenging" experiences.

In a Facebook group, uploaded photos showed large furniture items such as mattresses, sofas, and coffee tables, all of which appeared almost brand new, leading netizens to question the reasons for their disposal. Some jokingly referred to Da'an District as a "scavenging hotspot," humorously pointing out that "scavenging in places like Da'an and Xinyi could easily make you a millionaire after 20 years." Other netizens called it "outdoor IKEA." Even local residents stated that when they cleared out their homes at night, they put out many items only to be asked by the cleaning crew the next day about where those items had gone, surprising them that everything had been taken overnight.

Many netizens shared similar experiences, "My friend opened a second-hand store after picking up these furniture items in Da'an District," while others mentioned finding a complete set of PS4 and a computer case in the trash, learning that they were disposed of due to a child's declining grades. Moreover, a customer revealed that they once found a discarded brand-name wallet in a trash bin, which made people realize that the lives of the wealthy are indeed vastly different from those of ordinary people.

• Residents recycle furniture worth tens of thousands
• Netizens share experiences of picking up high-priced furniture
• Da'an District is humorously dubbed a "scavenging hotspot"
• Many can find second-hand luxury items