Dwelling in a humble abode is a cycle, for yourself and others. For squatters, the high housing prices make them have to rush about for their lives. The so-called pursuit is that under the pressure of a society, people's pursuit of housing has contributed to the soaring housing prices. They are unwilling to give in because of shortage. As a result, both sides are engaged in a tug-of-war, that is, to see who is better or more skilled. For people who live in humble dwellings, it is inevitable to take various measures to reduce expenses in exchange for more comfortable houses. After all, the narrow living space will bring inconvenience to life, family disputes, and some boredom that cannot be alleviated or relaxed. Long-term pressure will force dwelling people to struggle or follow depression, but the excitement under the impression of a negative factor will inevitably have a negative effect, which is unfavorable to their physical and mental, working and living conditions, and also has some hidden dangers to society. In fact, the phenomenon of dwelling in humble abode is mostly forced by helplessness and reality, which cannot be solved in time in a short time. Of course, adjusting the mentality and looking at it with a positive attitude will promote life.