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People traveling to Nepal may find a strange phenomenon, many Nepalese are crammed into a house as a family, which is really embarrassing for newlyweds. Isn't there even a little bit of privacy?
Most families will simply divide the house, hang curtains in the middle, and put it away during the day, which can also reduce some embarrassment, of course, there are other ways.
Nepal is bordered by mainland Tibet to the north and the Ganges Plain of India to the south, but Nepal is mostly plateaus and valleys, and Kathmandu and Patan are the tourist cities of Nepal, rich in tourism resources and beautiful scenery.
Nepal is also known as one of the happiest countries in the world because of the polygamous system of the mother-name society. This also attracts travel enthusiasts from all over the world to experience the unique culture and customs.
However, Nepal's economic development is very slow. To this day, many Nepalese live in isolated remote mountainous areas and live in such old-fashioned mud houses. The family is crammed into a room, which is even more strange. Even if the children in the family are married, they can only live together after marriage.
Although the conditions are difficult, in order to take care of the newlyweds, parents will still find ways, such as using cloth or curtains, to separate a space. Everyone has to go out to work during the day, and the newlyweds will also use this time to enjoy the world of two, so as to avoid the embarrassment of the night.
If the conditions at home are better, the house is separated by wooden boards, but the sound insulation is almost zero, even if you fart, the next door can hear clearly, especially at quiet nights.
Some parents will build a simple room under the eaves outside the main house and try to give their children an independent space.
Only rich families will build a new house for newlyweds.
Therefore, this state of life of Nepalese people is actually forced by reality.
If this is in China, it is basically impossible for a family to share a room after marriage. Because of such a family, almost no girl can accept it. However, it is indeed too uncomfortable for a family to share a room, what do you think?
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