Why do Japanese young people turn their homes into garbage houses?

Japan is a developed country with clean and tidy streets and high quality people. Therefore, many foreigners visit Japan. In Japan, there are also very strict garbage classification regulations. All kinds of garbage should be cleaned and stored in a certain way, and then put on the specified date. Otherwise, if there is any problem, the garbage will not be collected. Therefore, most Japanese people have obsessive-compulsive disorder or cleanliness, and they are also very good at organizing and storing.

According to Japanese media reports, there are more and more young people whose living environment is getting worse and worse in Japan, and some people's homes can even be said to be garbage dumps. In Japan, there are indeed many elderly people who don't have the energy and physical strength to clean up the garbage, so some elderly people have stored a lot of garbage in their living environment, which can't be cleaned up in time, or even accumulated for a long time, and will soon become garbage dumps.

Because many young people are too busy at work, it takes a lot of energy and time to store garbage, so they are unwilling and have no time to store and throw it away. Another reason is that the fertility rate in Japan is declining year by year. Many families have only one child. For families with only one child, parents tend to spoil their children too much and rarely let them participate in housework. In the long run, they will lack practical ability when they grow up, so they will live alone when they grow up and lack certain garbage disposal ability. It is reported that young people live in garbage dumps.

Therefore, as parents, it is more important to teach children life skills, so that children can exercise and grow in life, rather than doing it for their children to escape pain. This is not really good for children, but will greatly weaken their ability to face life alone in the future.