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Houses in USA vs Taiwan

The video discusses the differences between houses in the United States and Taiwan in terms of their types, sizes, interior layouts, and construction materials. In the United States, houses are generally larger with separate living spaces, while in Taiwan, houses are smaller and often constructed with reinforced concrete due to the country's climate and seismic activity.

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Published on 2024-04-04

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