Embracing sustainable living
1 year, 1 month ago

Embracing sustainable living

China Daily  

CHINA DAILY Wu Yuxi, a 29-year-old professional in the financial investment industry, has been renting a home in Shanghai for years. But she has rarely purchased any furniture — wardrobes, tables, and even smaller items like lamps and figurines — since she has either found or received them as secondhand treasures. Wu's approach aligns with the shifting mindset of many young people in China, actively integrating sustainability principles into their lifestyles. "Whether at a personal level — reducing life expenses and emotional stress — or at a societal level, practicing low-carbon and environmentally friendly behaviors, it's all positive." This tablet has become Wu's companion for a decade, sparking her interest in recycling old items.

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Embracing sustainable living
1 year, 1 month ago

Embracing sustainable living

China Daily  

CHINA DAILY Wu Yuxi, a 29-year-old professional in the financial investment industry, has been renting a home in Shanghai for years. But she has rarely purchased any furniture — wardrobes, tables, and even smaller items like lamps and figurines — since she has either found or received them as secondhand treasures. Wu's approach aligns with the shifting mindset of many …

Embracing sustainable living
1 year, 1 month ago

Embracing sustainable living

China Daily  

CHINA DAILY Wu Yuxi, a 29-year-old professional in the financial investment industry, has been renting a home in Shanghai for years. But she has rarely purchased any furniture — wardrobes, tables, and even smaller items like lamps and figurines — since she has either found or received them as secondhand treasures. Wu's approach aligns with the shifting mindset of many …

Embracing sustainable living
1 year, 1 month ago

Embracing sustainable living

China Daily  

CHINA DAILY Wu Yuxi, a 29-year-old professional in the financial investment industry, has been renting a home in Shanghai for years. But she has rarely purchased any furniture — wardrobes, tables, and even smaller items like lamps and figurines — since she has either found or received them as secondhand treasures. Wu's approach aligns with the shifting mindset of many …

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