It seems that you are very thoughtful and want to leave some treasures for future generations. Hehe, actually, collecting is a hobby, and everyone's hobbies are different. Collections can be roughly divided into: stamp collecting, currency cards, ancient books of painting and calligraphy, jewelry and jade articles, and rare stones and antiques. As a young man, his social experience may not be so deep and his income may not be so rich. Therefore, for coin cards, calligraphy and painting ancient books, jewels and jades, and strange stone antiques, you not only need to spend a lot of time to study them, but also need to spend a lot of RMB on them. On the other hand, those so-called "treasures" were actually very ordinary objects at that time. With the progress and development of society, it took hundreds or even thousands of years to pass down. Of course, things are rare and things are rare, so "treasure" has a lot to do with time and aesthetics. As you said, if you want to leave some treasures for future generations, collect some things you think are worth collecting from your hobbies and leave them for future generations.
In addition, we should learn more about collection knowledge, borrow books from the library or buy books from bookstores, or go to relevant collection websites to learn and make more friends or old people in this field. We have a lot of experience!
Finally, I can give you some advice based on my personal experience: stamps are very suitable for beginners and get started very quickly. Just find a stamp album. Then go to the local post office to book the annual ticket every year 1 1 or 65438+February. It's not very expensive, one or two hundred RMB, all sold at face value. As time goes on, some T tickets and all tickets will definitely appreciate, and then you can often buy some loose tickets for entertainment or collection. Why not?