Why do Japanese people never put TV in their living room, but Chinese families have it?

People are divided into groups, and things are gathered by like. They are human beings like toilets. So it's too normal.

Kneeling on a tatami mat is a Japanese custom. Besides, it's strange to have tables and chairs on the tatami mats, but many houses in Japan now have Western-style rooms and Japanese-style rooms, and Japanese-style rooms still have kneeling mats, and Western-style rooms have tables and chairs. >>>More

If it's my family, I'll have to suffocate to death, at least when I get home, the first thing I want to do to relax is to turn on the TV and make the house a little more lively. Instead of going to the bedroom to watch TV, and watching TV inevitably requires something to eat, so it is not easy for your own home to clean the bedroom, or the living room is brighter. Besides, it seems to have become a custom to put TV in the living room now, if you don't put the big living room, don't you feel empty and nagging?

The first time I heard that foreigners don t put TV in their living room,I guess it should be Europeans and Americans,and the Chinese cultural circle

What they all have in common is: "Sophisticated."

The theme is to enjoy the folds of the sofa that make you sink into it and can't resist. >>>More