I was looking at the items such as a teapot, a poetry book, and a coat. I bought them from charity shops, where others' trash became my1 . I have also donated many unwanted toys. 2 my toys will also become others' precious discoveries.
This circular relationship is just one of the many3 of charity shops. They extend the usefulness of old objects, which are liked by new4 instead of ending up in landfills (垃圾填埋场). According to the statistics, second-hand donations5 90% of a charity shop's product range. With people becoming more and more6 of the benefits of a circular economy, the relevant language of charity shoppers has changed. Shoppers now speak of "pre-loved" or "vintage" goods7 "second-hand" clothes.
In addition, the economic value of charity shops is increasing. There are currently over 11, 000 charity shops in the U. K. , 8 about 270 million a year for charity work. This means vital support for medical research, solving poverty, 9 child welfare, and so on.
Besides, these stores have many other benefits. From a(n)10 perspective, charity shops keep goods in circulation which might otherwise be11 reducing CO2 emissions greatly. Besides, charity shops provide affordable goods, allowing people having lower12 to enjoy high-quality goods.
If the donations13 to flow, the shelves in charity shops will be packed with various wonderful items, providing a fantastic shopping experience.
I believe charity shops will be14 worldwide soon. It's hard for me to imagine a better choice than something that15 saving waste with spending very little.
