College Students Throw Away 8 Of The New Clothes &Nbsp, And The Scavengers Take 4 Thousand Of The Monthly Income.

The reporter recently visited many student hostels of many universities. Indeed, he saw a lot of "expensive" rubbish in the trash bin of the dormitory aisle, such as a famous T-shirt, leather bag, sheets.

Scene: shoes bag 80% new discarded

"Now these kids are throwing away things." Aunt Li, a cleaning worker in the student hostel of Chongqing Academy of Arts and Sciences, is a relative of a reporter's student. She told reporters that the rubbish thrown out by the students made her look sad: she threw away her good clothes, trousers, sheets, some washing milk, cosmetics, books and so on and even threw them away.

"If you sell the book, you can change some money, too. These children are too wasteful!" Aunt Li said, shaking her head repeatedly. She also advised some students who threw things: it's too bad to throw them away, and the washing can be continued.

But the students seemed to care little about it.

Last week, reporters visited Chongqing Normal University, Sichuan International Studies University, Chongqing University of Technology and other universities, and saw some "expensive" rubbish in the trash bin of the girls' dormitory aisle.

For example, in the garbage bin of the student dormitory in building 3, there is a thick cotton suit with a seam only missing from the sleeves. There are no damaged jeans, and a pair of Nike sports shoes worth at least 400 yuan.

In the trash bin of the dormitory for girls in Chongqing Academy of Arts and Sciences, there are 80% new value 300 yuan, zipper broken Adidas leisure bag, 500 yuan worth of clothes on the clothes, and European style clothes with oil stains, and unopened instant noodles and newly made towels.

A girl just threw a large bag of magazines, and the reporter counted 15.

When the reporter asked, "how can I throw away the money?"

Student: don't like it, lose it when you are old.

Reporters then interviewed 8 students from Chongqing University of Technology, Chongqing Normal University, Industrial and Commercial University Of Chongqing, Sichuan Fine Art Institute and so on. The most important reason for throwing things is that outdated and disliked things are best left behind, leaving space for occupying.

"I never buy anything new because something breaks down. I will buy it if I like it, and I will not consider whether I have bought something like that before."

Wang Xiang, a junior of Sichuan International Studies University, told reporters that she was interested in shopping.

Zhao Qianting, 22, from Chongqing Normal University, says girls are naturally Shopaholic and want to buy whatever they see.

"As long as I don't like it or go out of fashion.

Guo Tingting, of Chongqing University of Technology, thinks that if something he doesn't like, he should lose it or leave it to occupy space.

Zheng Chao, senior of Industrial and Commercial University Of Chongqing, told reporters that when he graduated, he only took away some essential things, and the rest were left.

Survey: most students spend more than 2000 yuan a month.

The reporter interviewed 40 students in these 8 universities, including 15 boys and 25 girls.

Through a survey of the 15 boys, the reporter roughly estimated that boys spent more than 2000 yuan a month, and a large part of them spent on entertaining, buying clothes and entertainment.

According to the statistics of the reporters, boys usually charge 500 yuan a month for school meals cards, 200 yuan for telephone calls, 600 yuan for clothes, 700 yuan for entertainment and entertainment.

If you have a birthday or a girlfriend's birthday, you will spend 500 yuan on gifts and holidays.

The 25 girls surveyed by the journalist spend 1800 to 2200 yuan on their monthly expenses. Half of the girls spend money on clothes and cosmetics.

Girls charge 400 yuan a month for a meal card, 600 yuan for pocket money, 500 yuan for cosmetics and skin care products, and the rest of the money is spent on clothes.

If there is not enough, there will be boyfriend sponsorship to buy clothes, bags and shoes.

Extension of scavengers: collecting college students garbage monthly earn four thousand yuan

The reporter also found an interesting phenomenon in the interview. That is, almost every school dormitory has a lot of "scavengers" around, and some of them are close to the tube, so that they can get the rubbish thrown by the students from the building management, because they can not directly enter the student hostel.

Qiu Shenggui, who has been picking up trash for 3 years, has told him that he is from Shandong. He came from Shandong and followed the townsman to Chongqing. In the past 3 years, the main base of his scavenging was located in several universities around the University. After a month, he could earn more than four thousand yuan, and many things he used to wash his own daughter-in-law after finishing and finishing, or to bring home to his family in the new year.

Qiu Shenggui said, these students are really very wasteful. They are willing to throw good things. If it's my baby, I will not beat him.

Li Hongzhen, who often goes to Industrial and Commercial University Of Chongqing to pick up trash, told reporters that every year when school starts and holidays are the peak season of their business, they will sort out the rubbish they throw out. Besides a small part of them, they will sell it to the second-hand market, and sell it to the second-hand market. The price is much higher.

Parents: I know children are wasting but I have no choice.

Then, the reporters also interviewed 15 parents who were in college at home, and parents said they knew that the children were wasting money, but there was no way.

"There is only one child in the family, so my father and I can save some time and not let the children suffer hardships."

Jiang Jiaxiu, who lives at magnetic outlet, told reporters.

Yu Shuhua, who lives in Jinsha Bay, Shapingba, says that there is only one child now, regardless of whether the parents or the mother-in-law or grandparents treat their children as treasure, even if they know their children are wasting money to buy some.

Voice expert: parents should cover their purses and give enough money to them.

Zhang Zhongming, an expert in education at Southwestern University, said that the awareness of college students is becoming less and less economical. Many parents spend money on their frugal savings, and never consider the hard work of their parents making money.

Professor Zhang suggests that parents can allow children at home to take part in social practice in their spare time, so that children can learn to earn money and buy the fashions they want.

And parents only give their children enough living expenses every month. Don't let him compare with his classmates.

Liu Yulu, a trainee reporter.