Talking about the Significance of Garbage Classification in Japan

Why does Japan attach so much importance to garbage sorting, but young people in Japan still turn their homes into garbage dumps? In fact, many people are puzzled by this problem, because in everyone's view, Japan is a country that attaches great importance to garbage sorting. Middle-aged people, whether children, old people or young people, should attach great importance to the concept of garbage sorting, but their young people have turned their homes into garbage dumps. Many people are curious about the answer to this question. Let me talk about my own views.

? First of all, many young people are lazy. As we all know, young people are still young after all and don't have enough life experience. Most of them are lazy and don't want to spend time on garbage sorting, so their homes will become garbage dumps. Most young people don't pay special attention to details or life, so they don't sort and do these things in an orderly way, so life will be more casual, and then their homes will become garbage dumps.

Second, young people in Japan are actually under great pressure. Because of the serious aging in Japan, the burden borne by Japanese young people is relatively heavy. In this case, they must be tired of working so long from five to nine every day. So they don't want to spend more energy on garbage sorting. Over time, their home will become more chaotic.

The third reason is that their awareness of resources is not strong enough. In fact, we interviewed those families who have done a good job in garbage sorting and found that their family values are all frugal. Then those families who don't like garbage sorting are actually luxury families and have no concept of resource reuse. Therefore, these young people in Japan may have turned their homes into garbage dumps because they didn't have a clear concept of resource reuse. Doing a good job in garbage sorting will indeed make a lot of resources in a country be reused, but it is not easy to do a good job in garbage sorting, because it always takes a lot of efforts to turn waste into treasure.