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Historically, in Chinese culture, the responsibility of providing a house for a newlywed couple has been predominantly placed on the groom’s family. This custom exemplifies the deep-rooted patriolineal norms, where men are expected to serve as primary providers, and women’s roles are largely confined to domestic service and support. Marital homes symbolized not just a shared space but also the commitment of the man’s family to the union, reinforcing societal expectations of male responsibility.