If the son and daughter-in-law continue to live with their parents after getting married, isn’t it likely to lead to various conflicts?
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If the son and daughter-in-law continue to live with their parents after getting married, isn’t it likely to lead to various conflicts?
Hehe, the impact of modern societal lifestyles on traditional ways of life is decisive. The most important factors are related to the resources available, such as a large mansion or villa, as well as educational levels and the influence of a family’s cultural heritage – there are many such factors. But in fact, human nature today isn’t that much different from it in the past. \"Dream of the Red Chamber\" and \"Family\" provide a comprehensive portrayal; it’s worth giving them a look :)
This post was last edited by Nuts on 2021-1-25 at 13:03. Conflicts can easily arise, as there are significant differences in the economic views and living habits between two generations. For example, young people might get up late on weekends when they have time off, while the older generation is used to getting up early; this inevitably leads to certain conflicts