Local Hot Spots: Start School, Third Military Training, And Serve As Disposable Consumer Goods.

The purchase price is expensive, but it is a pity to abandon it.

These two days, with the city's secondary schools and universities continue to start school, part of the school's military training also officially opened the curtain.

Students who participate in military training must be prepared for a military training.

However, reporters interviewed found that after a short period of ten days of training, the camouflage clothes bought by students were mostly "disposable consumer goods".

Where should children's military training go?

A set

Hundreds of dollars

A few days before the start of September 1st, many secondary schools in the provincial capital have started military training activities.

The reporter interviewed that, during this period, businessmen who run military supplies also ushered in the selling season of the year.

Yesterday, reporters at a few shops near Bayi mansion in Taiyuan saw many parents come shopping with their children.

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"How much is the camouflage suit on this model?" a family not far from Bayi tower.

Shop, the reporter saw a parent asking salesmen.

"85 yuan.

It should be matched with the armed belt. "

The parents were slightly hesitant at the price: "is there anything cheaper?" the salesperson told her that there was a camouflage dress at a price of 45 yuan, but the quality deviation.

After careful comparison, the parents spent 80 yuan on the expensive camouflage suit and bought a hat and an armed belt for another 20 yuan.

During the interview, the reporter learned that the selling price of camouflage clothing with good quality was generally around 80 yuan, while the camouflage dress at a price of only thirty or forty yuan.

Obviously thin, and rough workmanship.

The hat and the armed belt are sold separately, and the price is generally around 10 yuan.

"When children are trained in military training, almost all parents will buy good quality. Only one or two of the 100 people will buy cheap ones."

Sales staff told reporters that with the development of military training activities in various schools, the sales of camouflage clothing increased by several times in the past week, and many of them were ordered by schools.

After crossing it into "chicken ribs"

Gao Qi is a freshman in a middle school in Wan Berlin district. He just attended the military training organized by the school the other day.

She told reporters that two weeks from the military training, her mother asked her colleagues and neighbors to borrow a camouflage suit for her.

It is either not fit or damaged.

In desperation, her mother spent more than 100 yuan to buy her a new camouflage suit.

In just ten days, the military training was over, and her camouflage dress had completed the "historical mission".

Xiao Gao had to keep this suit at the bottom of the wardrobe for remembrance.

"The chance to wear this camouflage dress is almost zero, but I can't bear to throw it away.

After all, military training is a memory. It is a kind of remembrance.

Xiao Gao told reporters this.

Compared with Xiao Gao's classmate's military training clothes as "souvenirs", many students are slightly wasteful in dealing with military training clothes.

"After half a month's military training, the smell of camouflage clothes is much more unpleasant. At the time, after training, I could not wait to throw it into the garbage can."

Speaking of the situation after last year's military training, Ma Peng, a sophomore in the school year, told reporters this year.

He told reporters that after the military training, there are a lot of students who are dealing with camouflage clothes.

The reporter learned about 20 students who had participated in military training in the city and learned that about 80% of the students interviewed said that camouflage clothes were reduced to "disposable consumer goods" after military training, or were left idle or abandoned.

Donation is no way to throw away.

It is an indisputable fact that military training clothes can not escape the fate of being abandoned after serving.

In the interview, the reporter learned that many students also realized that it was too wasteful to regard military training clothes as "disposable consumer goods", but it would be no easy task if they were to be properly handled.

Su Jian, a student from a university in, told reporters that after last year's military training, he posted online to find ways to recycle, or even to seek donations, but he was disappointed.

The post was released for months without response. Only a few netizens suggested that he should donate to his school or donate to the construction workers in need.

Finally, Xiao Su turned the 70% new camouflage clothes to his relatives.

In fact, the amount of waste caused by idle or discarded military training clothes is amazing.

Take a middle school as an example, recruit 600 freshmen, engage in such a military training, each garment is calculated at 80 yuan, the cost will be 48000 yuan.

According to conservative estimates, nearly 70% of the military training will completely abandon the camouflage clothes, which means that only a few days later, more than 3 yuan will be "ashes to ashes", and this waste is almost staged every year.

At the moment of promoting a conservation minded society, it is a difficult problem for military training clothes to follow.

"Even if students donate to schools without compensation, we can not handle them."

During the interview, a person in charge of a university who did not want to be named told reporters that the reason why military training clothes could not be donated could be attributed to many reasons.

He told reporters that even after the completion of military training camouflage clothing recycling, but the next new military training may not be recycled, because now a family on a child, most parents will prepare new clothes for their children during military training.

At the same time, there is still a problem of cleaning and disinfection in the camouflage clothes recovered, so the cost will increase.

"It is not that we are unwilling to do good deeds for our students, but that the actual situation is not allowed."

The responsible person reluctantly explained to reporters.