The best thing about villagers is that they can build their own houses, unlike city dwellers where they are all small households. The new house is a small three-storey western-style building built by me, area is very rich, so it looks very spacious, and decoration is relatively simple and even down to earth, especially bathroom. Fine.

First, let me introduce appearance of house. The three-story building is very luxurious. There are still brick houses in village, and it costs a lot of money to paste over outside with cultural bricks.

This is lobby on first floor, which everyone calls living room. There is no door here, but there is a design for entrance to Duobao Pavilion. There are many crafts on both sides, very transparent and bright. .

There is a mahjong table on one side of living room. When my relatives get together, they always like to have fun and be entertained, and it's much livelier.

The dining room is right behind living room, when buying furniture I didn't care if it matched or not. The white dining table and chairs are beautifully spaced and dining table is still a large round table that can easily accommodate 10 people.

The bathroom is inside stairwell, and kitchen is on side. The entire floor is covered with mother-of-pearl flower marble, which is durable and easy to clean. Downstairs is mostly a public area. People come, go and don't use overly delicate floors or floor tiles.

Kitchens throughout village are mostly made of brick. Our house is still made of cabinets after finishing. Everyone sees such cabinets for first time.

This is bathroom downstairs. There is no division into dry and wet, but a platform for installing a pit for squats is directly built. I'm used to it and feel very grounded.

This is second floor, and when you enter door, it seems that this is a building in city. This is entrance, with a shoe closet, private bathroom, two bedrooms and a living room.

This is a living room on second floor. In rural areas, it is not customary to install broken aluminum bridge windows on balcony, and install a glass sliding door inside, which is very convenient for drying outside.

The master bedroom is also filled with wall-to-wall wardrobes. Rural areas fear chaos most, and storage is still very important. In fact, entire second floor is like a separate building, except that there is no kitchen and dining room.

This is parents' room. This bed is old and very durable. For housewarming celebration, new bedding has been replaced. Isn't it quite habitable?