1. Cultural customs and family values: Whether a daughter-in-law can live with her in laws depends on the cultural customs and family values of the region. In some cultures, this is seen as a symbol of family harmony and mutual support; In other cultures, it may be more inclined to maintain a certain degree of independent space.
2. Personal wishes and interaction situation: The personal wishes of daughter-in-law and parents in law, as well as their interaction situation, are also determining factors. If both parties are willing and get along well, living together can promote family harmony; On the contrary, if there are conflicts or discomfort, it may lead to family conflicts.
3. Actual situation and needs: The actual situation and needs of the family also need to be considered. For example, if there are elderly or children in the family who require special care, living together may be more convenient; Alternatively, if economic conditions permit, it is reasonable to choose to live together in order to reduce the burden of living. However, regardless, the opinions and feelings of each family member should be respected to ensure a harmonious and comfortable living environment.