Are there fewer services such as repairing shoes and matching keys? What other "minor repairs" services do you think should return to life?

With the improvement of people's living standard and the change of lifestyle, some traditional handicrafts and services are gradually replaced by mechanization and automation. In commercial centers and shopping centers in some cities, traditional handicrafts and services, such as repairing shoes and matching keys, have indeed decreased. However, in some communities and small towns, there are still some small shops and craftsmen providing these services.

In my opinion, some "minor repairs" services should really return to life, because these services not only provide convenience for people, but also maintain a traditional handicraft and cultural heritage, so that people can feel the warmth and goodwill of life.

In addition to repairing shoes and keys, there are also some small services that should be returned to life, such as mending clothes, sharpening knives and scissors, repairing electrical appliances and repairing furniture. Although these services seem insignificant, they are very practical in daily life, which can not only save money, but also reduce waste and make a certain contribution to environmental protection.