近年来，旧衣回收正逐渐成为一种生活新风尚。然而，旧衣流入直播间，被当成"大牌尾货""孤品样 衣"进行销售的消息传出，质疑声随之而起：谁在回收我们的旧衣？它们最终流向了何处？整个流通环 节又该由谁来规范管理？ 近日，记者在多地探访发现，旧衣回收领域仍存在市场与公益边界模糊、监管主体权责不清、全链条溯 源缺失等诸多问题。破解行业乱象，让旧衣真正实现健康"新生"，亟需在政策层面进一步完善规则体 系，明确各方职责，形成各职能部门齐抓共管的强大合力。 回收箱靠谱吗 旧衣产业链 被投进回收箱的旧衣物，究竟踏上了怎样的"旅程"？很多居民对此并不知情。带着这个问题，记者深入 分拣车间与加工工厂，探查旧衣回收的产业链条。 在甘肃省兰州市榆中县和平镇的一个旧衣分拣车间，工人们正忙碌地进行分拣。负责人谢延坡介绍，他 们在民政部门备案，并与兰州市慈善总会签订合作协议，在兰州等地设置了约1000个回收箱。回收来的 衣物在这里经过仔细分拣：品相较好的经合作干洗店消毒后，用于慈善捐赠；深色衣物被运往下游工 厂，加工成蔬菜大棚的保温被；浅色棉质衣物则发往外省份，制成再生纱线，用于生产劳保手套等；部 分质量上乘的服装，会销售给南方的旧衣贸易企 ...

近日，记者在多地探访发现，旧衣回收领域仍存在市场与公益边界模糊、监管主体权责不清、全链 条溯源缺失等诸多问题。破解行业乱象，让旧衣真正实现健康"新生"，亟需在政策层面进一步完善规则 体系，明确各方职责，形成各职能部门齐抓共管的强大合力。 近年来，旧衣回收正逐渐成为一种生活新风尚。然而，旧衣流入直播间，被当成"大牌尾货""孤品 样衣"进行销售的消息传出，质疑声随之而起：谁在回收我们的旧衣？它们最终流向了何处？整个流通 环节又该由谁来规范管理？ 回收箱靠谱吗 走进不同城市的小区，旧衣回收箱的模样与标识各不相同，背后折射的是公益与商业回收的交织现 状。 在浙江省绍兴市越城区某小区，居民陈先生正将一袋约15公斤的旧衣物投入智能回收箱。扫码登 录、投递、机器自动识别称重，全程清晰便捷。这是当地政府引导、企业运营的"旧衣回收利用"项目， 旨在构建规范透明的回收体系。 北京市通州区新建村某小区的"铛铛一下智能回收箱"，则明确标注"有偿回收 低碳环保"，旧衣回 收价为0.5元/公斤，扫码进入小程序后，旧衣去向——环保再生、保温原料等一目了然。与之形成对比 的是，北京市丰台区某小区的回收箱信息简略，仅标注垃圾分类回收，未明确衣 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the growing phenomenon of "noise sensitivity" among urban dwellers, particularly young people, highlighting the impact of noise pollution on mental health and the increasing demand for noise-reducing products and living environments [28]. Group 1: Noise Sensitivity and Its Effects - "Noise sensitivity" is characterized by an individual's heightened sensitivity to noise, leading to sleep disturbances and emotional distress [5][6]. - Prolonged exposure to noise can result in severe mental health issues, such as depression, as illustrated by the experiences of individuals like Lin Ran and Jie Yi [7][10]. - The prevalence of noise complaints is significant, with 35% of housing quality complaints in 2024 related to poor sound insulation, indicating a widespread issue in urban living [28]. Group 2: Coping Mechanisms and Market Response - Young individuals are increasingly investing in noise-canceling products, with the noise-canceling earplug market projected to reach 3.215 billion yuan by 2024, growing at a rate of 7.03% in 2025 [15]. - The demand for quieter living spaces has led to a rise in the "silent economy," with individuals seeking older buildings known for better sound insulation [15][24]. - The article notes that the new residential project standards set to be implemented in May 2025 will impose stricter sound insulation requirements, potentially reshaping the housing market [24][26]. Group 3: Housing Market Dynamics - The article highlights the disparity in housing options, where lower-income groups are often forced into noisy environments due to affordability, leading to a cycle of "noise poverty" [24]. - The anticipated changes in building regulations may increase construction costs, which could be passed on to consumers, affecting housing affordability [26]. - The experiences of individuals like Lin Ran, who opted for rural living to escape noise, reflect a shift in housing preferences towards quieter environments, despite the challenges of accessibility and commuting [22][24].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the increasing sensitivity to noise among young people, termed "noise sensitivity," which leads to significant disruptions in their daily lives and mental health issues [2][33]. Group 1: Noise Sensitivity and Its Impact - "Noise sensitivity" is characterized by heightened sensitivity to noise in normal environments, resulting in sleep disturbances and attention issues [2][4]. - Individuals like Lin Ran and Jie Yi experience severe disruptions in their lives due to noise, leading to conditions such as severe depression and anxiety [8][11]. - The prevalence of noise complaints is significant, with 35% of housing quality complaints in 2024 related to poor sound insulation [33]. Group 2: Coping Mechanisms and Market Response - Young people are investing in noise-canceling products, with the market for noise-canceling earplugs expected to reach 3.215 billion yuan in 2024, growing by 7.03% in 2025 [17]. - The concept of "silent economy" is emerging, driven by the demand for noise-reducing products such as soundproof curtains and earplugs [17][28]. - Many individuals are forced to relocate to quieter environments, often at a higher cost, as they seek to escape noise pollution [25][28]. Group 3: Regulatory Changes and Future Outlook - New regulations set to be implemented in May 2025 will impose stricter sound insulation standards for new residential buildings, potentially improving living conditions [30]. - However, existing buildings will not be retrofitted, leaving many residents in "noise houses" without recourse [30][32]. - The construction industry faces challenges as the new standards may increase building costs, potentially leading to cost-cutting measures that could further compromise sound insulation [30].