What do you do with the cards that you ate when you were a child?

I play with these cards, and if they are broken, they are thrown away, or the parts that are not broken are burned, and I don't remember where I put them now, but sometimes I can find them by looking through the old things in the house.

When I was a child, the cards I ate from snacks were generally collected, and then some were exchanged for instant noodles and some were saved.

I believe that most of the post-80s and post-90s generations have collected the cards of the little raccoon, and I think that in order to collect cards, I can not eat any food, but only eat the little raccoon noodles.

In particular, these cards for eating instant noodles are collected and played with children to see who wins more, but now there are basically very few.

At that time, my snack cards would be neatly arranged in small boxes, which I thought was a great pleasure, and collecting cards became a hobby of my own. There is no such way to play now, and everyone should have played it in those days.

When I was a child, I ate snacks and ate cards, I collected a lot of them over there, and now I can't find them, except for the little raccoon, there are many cards of that episode in the instant noodles, and the card of the 108 generals in the Water Margin.

Yes. When I was a child, snack card collectors were all the rage.

It has greatly driven the sales of snack products.

When I was a child, I ate snacks, and the cooked cards were very beautiful and interesting, so most of them were kept in a box.

I remember that when I was a child, I was very happy to eat cards when I was snack, some cards can be redeemed, and some cards can be saved up to see, and those various small ** above, I am very pleased.

When I was a child, I could eat little raccoons, and they were all children of rich families

When I grew up, I had other snacks that collected cards, and there were indeed people who were very interested in it, and often went to buy them, and they collected and classified, and they were very big, very interesting, and the childlike innocence was still there.

When the time comes, I don't keep the card, because I may not have the habit of this aspect, so I won't keep him anymore, so I think if you like it, you can enjoy some of your favorite food, so it's still very good to buy it again.

Generally, when you eat this kind of card, you will lose it after that, because it is useless.

Unless it's another pack of cards, I keep it.

Some of the snack cards I ate when I was a kid still have them, uh, these are some memories.

Snacks eaten as a child, the card in the bag will be kept.

There are activities to collect cards in the snacks, in order to attract children to buy and collect, and then exchange for gifts, but it should not be complete, there will always be a lack of one, which is also a strategy of the merchant. Then there are a lot of small foods, and now it's not about collecting cards to exchange for gifts, maybe it's collecting puzzles, maybe it's fighting game cards, anyway, it's all about attracting children. It looks like it's awesome when you get any kind of card.

Personally, it is recommended not to let children develop such a habit, and not to eat too many snacks.

When I was a child, I stayed in the countryside and had no money to buy snacks, so I sometimes got small cards from my classmates, but I couldn't find them when I put them away.

When I was a child, the cards in the snack bag would be kept and collected, but now there are none, which is a pity.

I would keep the side of the matchbox that wiped the fire, and then put it on the ground with my friends, and then pat it over with my hand to win, and at that time, especially in winter, my hands were frostbitten.

If I meet a friend tearing up something from me, I will turn my face, because it was a beautiful thing, and it will still be beautiful when I remember it now.

It's a pity, after all, it's a precious memory and a time that can never be returned.

It's not just cards, so it's normal to feel that way.