Hoarding has become a common phenomenon among modern people. From my perspective, this issue can be described from three aspects.

Firstly, the phenomenon of hoarding is prevalent in our daily life. People tend to accumulate excessive amounts of goods and materials, which often leads to storage problems in their homes, leading to cluttered and disorganized living spaces.

Secondly, hoarding can have negative consequences for our society. The excess storage can put a strain on the environment through increased production and waste generation. It can also lead to shortages of goods for others who need them, causing unfair distribution of resources.

Lastly, I believe that hoarding is a manifestation of the consumerist culture that dominates our society. People often associate the accumulation of goods with their self-worth and status. This mindset needs to change for people to recognize that they can still live a fulfilling life with less stuff.

In conclusion, while it is understandable to save things that are essential or hold sentimental value, hoarding as an act of excessive accumulation should be discouraged. Instead, we should learn to live with less and appreciate the things we already have.