Do you prefer to live in a building or a bungalow?

Actually, I still prefer to live in a building, which I think is safer and looks cleaner and more hygienic, while the bungalow may not be so good.

In the past, I lived in my hometown in the countryside, everyone was a bungalow, and I had nothing to do with the neighbors' houses to visit the door and chat, and everyone in a village was basically a person, but now after living in the building, a door blocks everything, maybe upstairs and downstairs, and the neighbors don't know each other, let alone walk around each other.

There are pros and cons, bungalows are cooler in summer, but there are more mosquitoes, and it is very inconvenient when the building occasionally has a power outage. If I can choose, I still choose the villa, and there is a yard, and it is convenient.

This and that can be done, the house is just a residence, and having a home is the most important thing.

I want to live in a bungalow with flowers and grass around the house for my dog to play.

Living in the countryside has good air, a small field, grows our favorite green vegetables, raises a few chickens and ducks, and has an independent yard and a small house, which is the life we yearn for. However, every time I go back to my hometown in the countryside, I am already anxious until the third day, and the life here is not what we are used to now, and it is not the same as what I was used to when I was a child. The transportation is inconvenient, the information is not smooth, the educational resources are backward (we used to have a primary school with a few hundred students, but now there are only a dozen students left), and the medical facilities are backward.

There are only old people left in the surrounding neighborhood, and there are few children, and there is basically no circle living here. So, the countryside is what I yearn for, but I still choose the city. Now China is like this, and in ten or twenty years, the choice may be different.

This in itself depends on the children's living and working conditions. I am in line with the idea of not interfering, because there is their house in the rural area, and the child is also a two-story courtyard in Luquan District, which is close to the provincial capital and has convenient transportation. As for buying a house for the next generation, their thinking is a bit ahead of their time!

I don't think there's a need for that, the central idea, swaggering, and evading the responsibility of support!

I like the bungalow, how spacious the bungalow is, you can do whatever you want, grow some vegetables in the yard, it is enough for our family to eat for several days, and the pollution-free green food is not better than in the city.

Personally, I think the bungalow is good, but the house has no choice but to move, can only go upstairs, today in the first night of the upstairs, it feels like living in a hotel without soundproofing, and the building is not as big as my house, there is no vegetable garden, there is no small yard of my family, I have been with my dog for many years, I have been cut in pain, the neighbors are scattered, in short, spend money to buy sin.

Bungalow, feel that the bungalow has a home feeling, and has its own small yard. The building is not very convenient.

I like bungalows, of course, the sewer is good, if it is the kind of rural digging a septic tank in their own yard, it is too inconvenient, and the water of the washing machine has nowhere to drain. If there are sewers, water does not consider the problem of drainage, on comfort, or the bungalow is good, the first does not climb the building, the second has a yard, the third is how to build their own ground, and there is no need to consider the upstairs and downstairs load-bearing problems when decorating, they can rest assured that the wall is at ease, and the house is cheaper than the building, and you can also engage in a sun room, the roof can be planted with flowers and vegetables, and the yard can also be fiddled with as you like.

Bungalow, the area is not smaller than the area of the building, and there is its own independent yard, if it is not for the child to die is not willing to live in the building, how many people who live in the building now know who you are on the door? Even the most basic trust has been lost.

I feel that the building is like a pigeon cage, very depressed and uncomfortable. Flowers, plants, fruits and vegetables can be planted in the yard, which is more pleasant. The elderly also have time to take care of it. Many children also prefer the yard, where you can play, have more fun, have a large space for activities, and are free.

There are pros and cons! Personal preferences vary. In general, young people may like more buildings.

The building has a good line of sight, and the lighting on the high floor will be relatively good. It is not easy to get humid indoors, and it is convenient for heating, water heaters, indoor toilets, etc. Especially in winter, if you have a collective heating, the building will be very warm.

Of course, it all comes down to personal preference. Who lives is critical! I live in a high-rise building now, and I was very excited at the beginning, with a good view, unobstructed front rows, and plenty of sunshine, but after living in a long life, the problem became more and more prominent.

First of all, the footsteps upstairs are relatively loud, sometimes I come back from the night shift and want to rest, but the footsteps upstairs make it difficult to sleep, my head is going to explode, and there are children upstairs, running and jumping at home, and the sound of pushing tables and chairs is also very annoying. Then, because I am disturbed by noise, I try to walk quietly when I am at home, and I don't drag the table and chair much, but I lose the sense of freedom at home. In addition, because it is a high-rise building, the elevator is indispensable in life, but because of the relevant departments, the quality of the elevator is not complimentary, and there are often problems.

Before I worked, I always lived in my hometown, a small two-story building, with a yard in front and fertile fields in the back, and the sun, air and environment were excellent. When I was a child, I had a lot of fun with my friends in front of and behind the house. If you want to say that the bad thing may be that the place is in the countryside, and the people, things, and things you come into contact with are not as rich as those in the city.

What I do now is to work hard to make money, and when I am old, I have the money to buy a small villa, plant three melons and two vegetables in the yard, plant some flowers and plants, put grapes on the courtyard wall, raise a few chickens, and live a life of idle clouds and wild cranes.

The bungalow is better, relatively speaking, the safety hazards are relatively low, and there is no need to go up and down the road, it will become particularly convenient for the elderly, and you can also grow a lot of vegetables.

Relatively speaking, I still prefer the building, because it is relatively clean and tidy. When it's time to heat up in winter, you don't have to worry about labor.

All good, because each has its own benefits, according to the individual's family situation to choose on the line, the bungalow should be better, more convenient to play, and the building is cleaner, there is good management.

Each has its own well. The building has a wide view, especially the upper floors of the elevator room, standing on the balcony, the beautiful scenery in the distance can be seen at a glance. In the summer, the wind is very strong, there are no mosquitoes on the upper floors, and the air is still very good.

In the spring, there is no need to worry about the resurgence of moisture, and the house is drier than the bungalow.

But buildings are not without their drawbacks. For example, the secondary water supply is generally used in high-rise buildings, and the water quality is definitely not as good as the primary water supply, and sometimes the water is relatively small, and it is inconvenient to wash vegetables and dishes. When there is a power outage, you climb from the first floor to dozens of floors, and that's a manual job.

If you are still carrying vegetables and holding children, the taste is called a sour! Crawling sweaty in the summer