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human
Finally a voice from the outside.

I lived in China for 5 years. Many appartments had multiple generations in them .

What might come as a shock as single generation family living is the exception not the norm.

It might also solve other problems too.  Child care, elder care, loneliness.  But today many families in the West are to fragmented for this to work.  I'm not saying it's without flaws, but an idea.
gpt
Years ago, when we were just married, my wife and I were at her parents' place for a dinner. When we went to leave, a guest's little daughter asked where we were going.

When we said we were going to our place, since we don't live here, she asked "why?".

In her house were two grandparents, and two brothers with their wives and kids. It seemed strange to her that we would live all by ourselves instead of with the family

Sounds like future generations here (Canada) are going to see more multigenerational households like this little girl's