Second-hand junk generally refers to buying used goods or cargo.The used relative to the primary goods are not sold and used.Most used goods once are used, so the price will be lower than the new item, such as second-hand cars. But there are exceptions, such as works of art or limited edition items like collectibles. These collections are not used, therefore the second-hand prices may be higher than the primary prices, just like antique tables.

二手商品一般是指購(gòu)買使用過的商品或貨物。使用過的與沒有出售過和用過的初級(jí)產(chǎn)品是相對(duì)的。大部分二手產(chǎn)品都是使用過的，所以價(jià)格會(huì)比新的要低，如二手車。但是也有例外，如工藝品或限量版的商品，就像收藏品一樣。這些收藏品沒有用過，因此，二手價(jià)格可能會(huì)比原價(jià)格要高，就像古董表。

Around the world, there are specialized acquisition and resale of second-hand goods shop, they usually put in cash to acquire goods which is sold by customers, then sold a higher price than the buying prices. The shopper relies on the price difference to be profitable. On rare collectibles, the recovery price and the resale price may be higher than the original price.

在世界各地，有專門獲取和銷售二手商品的店鋪，他們通常用現(xiàn)金從顧客那里收購(gòu)商品，然后以比原來更高的價(jià)格銷售這個(gè)商品。顧客依根據(jù)價(jià)格的差異來獲利。對(duì)于罕見的收藏品，回收價(jià)格和零售價(jià)格可能都高于原來的價(jià)格。

Secondary market is a place that people sell and buy the old things, in which some have eight almost new goods, but only sell half the original price, so it is very popular. Therefore, many people deal with old objects in the secondary market. Meanwhile many people go to the secondary market to clean out something still used .It can be considered a good way to save money.

二手市場(chǎng)是人們用來買賣舊商品的地方，其中有八成新的產(chǎn)品，但只賣原價(jià)的一半，所以二手市場(chǎng)是很受歡迎的。因此，很多人在二手市場(chǎng)處理他們的舊東西。同時(shí)，許多人能在二手市場(chǎng)找出仍然可以用的東西。這被被認(rèn)為是省錢的好辦法。

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