No one should like others living in their own homes. However, it should be no problem for educated relatives to stay at home for a few days when they are sensible, and they can also enhance their feelings appropriately. But the relatives who live in your house are like their own, so no one will like them.

This still depends on the relatives themselves. I like it when my aunt and uncle come to live at home. Menstruation, when they come to Shanghai to play, they will stay for ten days and a half months. I couldn't bear to part with them when they left. I hope they can stay longer.

Every time they come, they bring a lot of delicious food. My mother goes to work and I go to school. Uncle Menstruation helps clean the house and buy food at home. My mother and I hardly had breakfast at home, but my uncle's period came, and breakfast was super rich every day!

Go home at night and cook together. My uncle's cooking is super delicious and the whole family is very busy. It feels particularly good to go out for a walk and chat after dinner. Then everyone will not disturb each other's private space. Uncle Menstruation will definitely let me know when he comes into my room to get something. Not everyone is happy with this way of getting along. But my cousin came to live in my house, and my head got bigger. I only go through my things all day. I will use my cosmetics casually, or I will take my toys and even my clothes when I leave. I certainly don't want such relatives here.

In fact, this problem reflects that China people have no sense of boundaries and do not respect other people's private space. Relatives often intrude into other people's space without permission. However, it is also because relatives can't express their dissatisfaction. I think in this society, no matter how close others are, it is better to respect others' private space. But once you say this idea, you will be accused. It's terrible for a family to say two words. ? In fact, this problem reflects that China people have no sense of boundaries and do not respect other people's private space.