讀後心得

Recently in the Da'an District, a netizen discovered a batch of recyclables by the roadside, including a pocket memory foam mattress valued at over ten thousand dollars. This led him to ponder, "Why are the things that others throw away better than what I have at home?" This post sparked heated discussions among netizens, with many sharing their experiences of finding high-value items in the area, even jokingly referring to Da'an District as "Open-Air IKEA." This situation highlighted the stark contrast between the lives of the wealthy and ordinary people.

Recently, in a certain alley, a social media user was pleasantly surprised to find a batch of furniture by the roadside waiting to be recycled, among which was a high-end independent pocket spring memory mattress worth over ten thousand NT dollars. This made him exclaim, "Why do others throw away better stuff than I have at home?" This post quickly sparked enthusiastic discussions among netizens, with many sharing their unique "scavenging" experiences.

In a Facebook group, this user uploaded a photo that not only included the mattress but also large pieces of furniture like a sofa and a coffee table, as well as what appeared to be a valuable independent pocket spring memory mattress. Because these items were almost brand new, he questioned why they were discarded and expressed that he always felt "the furniture others throw away is better than what I have at home, especially in Da'an District."

As the post gained traction, many netizens humorously commented that Da'an District had become a "scavenging hotspot," with some jokingly saying, "Scavenging in Da'an and Xinyi for 20 years could make you a millionaire." Others whimsically referred to it as "outdoor IKEA." There were even residents of Da'an sharing that while cleaning out their homes at night, they brought out a lot of items, but the cleaning crew came the next day inquiring about those items because all the large furniture had already been taken.

Additionally, some netizens shared their encounters, saying, "My friend picked up furniture in Da'an District and opened a second-hand store," and "I once found a whole set of PS4 and a computer case in the trash, which I heard was discarded because a child's grades dropped." There were even mentions of a netizen who noted, "A customer found a discarded Chanel wallet in the trash," highlighting how the world of the rich seems to be vastly different from that of ordinary people.

• Stop and take a look around at the items being recycled; you might discover treasures unexpectedly.
• Let’s enhance our understanding of recycling and second-hand goods.
• Share your own scavenging stories to encourage more people to participate in environmental actions.