The architectural style of Northeast single-story houses generally faces south with the main rooms on the north side, and the worst are the east and west rooms.

The east room is for the elders, and the west room is for the younger generation.
When there are many family members, two additional rooms are built on the north side of the east and west rooms.
In Northeast China, the typical family structure is usually a single child or two children.
The worst case is siblings living in the same room.
During the New Year, many relatives gather together to play poker, mahjong, have parties, drink, and socialize in the large heated bed (kang).
Men and women sleep in separate east and west rooms.
If children in the family don’t like it, they can simply return to their own rooms and live alone.
I grew up in the countryside, and I don’t know a single friend who lives like this.
I’ve never even heard of such a thing in my entire county.
Which remote mountain village did you see this in, where there’s no internet, and think this is representative of the whole Northeast?
For the sake of traffic, you really make things up randomly.
You don’t even understand the architectural structure of Northeast houses, and you dare to make stuff up.
Are you afraid I’ll expose you? That’s why you blocked me.
Dog stuff.