可能是因為週末吧，人們都會趁著週末出門，市井小民就算不吃吃喝喝，看看電影，光是逛逛商圈，打發時間也好，人潮帶來錢潮，所以商家的活動也會比平日多很多，我在某個夜市的周邊小巷閒逛時，發現了一個市集，是個有冷氣的室內市集，主要是以二手商品為主，雖然我對二手衣物不感興趣，但是之前聽說，很多淘寶達人會特別到二手商店，找尋有特色或價值的二手衣物，整理過後，再轉手販售，好像獲利也蠻不錯的，不過，有另一種說法，就是二手衣物是舊衣物，因為不知道衣物先前的主人會是怎樣的背景，像是得病過世等，最好不要穿別人穿過的舊衣物。
對我而言，我比較傾向百無禁忌，就是假如二手衣物的保存狀況良好，或整理得很乾淨，且看起來很有型的話，我是可以接受二手衣物的，當然，價錢是一定要合理的，二手衣物有個比較好聽的說法，叫做古著，古著一詞來自日本，現今在年輕人群體為常聽到的說法，有些商家認為，好像只要把二手衣物包裝成古著，價錢就可以賣比較貴，對於這點，我是不會買單的。
我仔細打量這個二手市集，並逛個一圈，光線明亮，空間雖然不大，但是舒服，走動的動線順暢，簡約風的裝潢，是那種年輕人會喜歡的氛圍，此外，雖然市集不大，居然還設立一個打卡點，有一些前衛或設計感十足的商品，讓人們把玩，這點應該特別對年輕女孩們的胃口，他們可以不吃不喝，但是一定要被拍的美美的。
可能因為它位在學生商圈內，總體來說，學生族群的消費欲望較高，但是可以消費的金額較低，所以，我看攤位上的商品幾乎都是流行款式，價錢也相對合理，大部分的商品，看起來是賣給女生的，男性的衣物幾乎都沒有，所以，逛完一圈，我就覺得尷尬了，假如這裡有較多我可以用的商品的話，我應該會逛得更舒服。
It was probably because it was the weekend that so many people were out and about. For regular folks, even if they’re not eating, drinking, or catching a movie, just strolling through a shopping district to pass the time is something to do. Crowds bring money, so stores tend to have more events on weekends than on weekdays. While wandering through an alley near a night market, I stumbled upon a market – an indoor one with air conditioning. It mainly focused on second-hand goods. Although I’m not particularly into second-hand clothing, I’ve heard that some savvy Taobao resellers specifically hunt for unique or valuable pieces in second-hand shops, spruce them up, and then sell them at a profit. It seems like a decent business. On the flip side, there’s a belief that second-hand clothing carries the history of its previous owner, which could include unfortunate circumstances like illness or death. Some people avoid wearing pre-owned clothes for this reason.
For me, I’m not overly superstitious. If the condition of the second-hand clothing is good, it’s been cleaned well, and it has a stylish look, I’m open to it—as long as the price is reasonable. There’s also a more appealing term for second-hand clothing: vintage. This term originated from Japan and is now popular among younger people. Some shops seem to think that simply branding second-hand clothes as vintage allows them to charge higher prices, but I’m not buying into that.
I took a closer look at this second-hand market and walked around. The space was bright, not too large, but comfortable, with a smooth flow of movement. Its minimalist design had that trendy vibe that young people like. Despite its small size, there was even a photo-op corner featuring some avant-garde and artsy items. This definitely caters to young women who, even if they skip eating or drinking, will never miss the chance to get a pretty photo.
Given that it’s located in a student district, it makes sense that students—who tend to have strong desires to shop but smaller budgets—are the primary customers. Most of the items at the stalls were trendy and reasonably priced, with the majority of goods clearly aimed at women. There were barely any men’s items. After circling the market, I felt a bit out of place. If there had been more products that I could actually use, I probably would’ve enjoyed browsing a lot more.
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真的不错，我们这边没有这样的市场
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很少逛夜市 一般贵的东西 才会有人买二手的吧😆😅