Nanjing restaurants charge deposits to prevent waste. Do you think this behavior is correct?

I think this regulation is relatively reasonable. Because this move is not for charging, but for us to develop a good habit of saving. Proactive Behavior

There are countless restaurants all over the country, but few of them require you to pay a deposit. If you feel a little conflicted about this requirement, you can choose another company. It won't have much impact on your life. Choosing to go to a restaurant that charges a deposit shows that you also have subjective wishes and hope to become a person who knows how to be frugal and avoid waste.

However, many of us tend to order more when we go out to eat, worrying about not having enough. This leads to situations where sometimes the food is left unfinished and wasted. Although, after our financial income improves, the expenses incurred by ordering food may not seem to have any impact. However, in addition to the increase in economic income, social progress should also lead to the development of better living habits. For example, refusing to waste is something that each of us should do. It just takes some time to get used to it again. Before a habit is formed, some rules are needed to urge us to work hard. Collecting a deposit is actually just a formality. It is not used to earn fees. It just gives us a restriction when we want to order more, so that we can gradually change our thinking and form the habit of ordering as much as we want. Reject waste

Every year, there are reports from time to time that people around the world are still troubled by food problems. There are still many people who don't have enough to eat. Although it seems far away from us, in the face of this global problem, we should try our best to pay attention to it. While eliminating waste, we also give more resources to others. Perhaps our random actions will help more people solve their food and clothing problems.

Frugality has always been a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Our fathers and grandfathers have maintained the habit of frugality throughout their lives. Even after life got better and better, I never thought about wasting resources. As young people, we should pass on this virtue. Reflect the fine character of our Chinese sons and daughters. At the same time, we also set a good example for our children. Let them develop good habits of thrift from an early age. When one day our society re-forms a social atmosphere that eliminates waste. The requirement to collect a deposit will naturally be cancelled. Therefore, I think collecting deposits is not the purpose, but a process to help us develop good habits.