Will it be unlucky to buy second-hand books?

Whether buying second-hand books will bring bad luck is a subjective problem, and different people may have different views and habits. However, from some traditional perspectives, buying second-hand books may not bring bad luck.

First of all, second-hand books don't necessarily have so-called "bad luck", which depends on the source and disposal of books. If these books are properly handled and cleaned, there will be no hygiene problems. In addition, the value of second-hand books lies in the content and rarity, not "bad luck".

Secondly, modern society pays more and more attention to the reuse and conservation of resources. Buying second-hand books can not only save money, but also reduce environmental damage. Therefore, from the perspective of environmental protection, buying second-hand books is an encouraging act.

Finally, for some people, buying second-hand books may also have special commemorative significance. For example, commemorative books and limited edition books of some schools or institutions often have high collection value.

In short, whether to buy second-hand books depends on personal values and needs. As long as it is handled properly, there will be no unlucky problems.