Fast Food Box Hotspot — Laixin Plastic

I was born in a factory called Laibeng Plastics. I’m a disposable fast food container. I have thousands of twin brothers, and we’re an international mix—Chinese-style fast food boxes, Japanese-style fast food boxes, and so on. On the second day after I was born, I, along with many of my twin brothers, arrived at a modern office building full of ties and high heels. This is exactly the place where countless dreamers chase their ideals. I was sent to the cafeteria, where a cute little aunt scooped some rice, a spoonful of vegetables mixed with minced meat, and a spoonful of shrimp into my belly. A group of brave, ambitious young people carefully carried me to the table, and soon, the food inside me was gone. The vibrant young people then sorted me into the recyclable trash bin. After sorting and being turned into pellets, we were sent back to the production workshop, where we would be made into new products. This is recycling. I’m a recycled product.

I’m another disposable fast food box from Laibeng Plastics. I don’t need to go through repeated rebirths like my brother. My body is designed to disappear in the soil through photosynthesis, turning into better fertilizer to nourish the trees.

Whether we’re reborn as fast food boxes contributing to society or quietly disappearing without polluting the Earth, we’ve experienced such beautiful encounters. The mountains are blue, the water is green, and the sunset is like a painting. So beautiful! I’m once again waiting for a new life~~~~~~~~~~~~