How about sharing the atmosphere? Do you hide in your room and play with your mobile phone after work? Or call each other for a while?

Sharing a room is definitely more lively than living alone. But it depends on the personality and age of people sharing rooms who play mobile phones or visit each other. If they are peers or talkative people, they will not play mobile phones after work, but will definitely go out to play together or play at home. If you are not peers or introverts, you may play together after work, and there are fewer home chats. Nowadays, young people are very busy at work. After a hard day's work, most of them go back to their rooms to rest or do something they want to do. As for chatting with each other, it is possible if roommates are familiar or chat with each other. If they are not familiar with each other, they will not visit each other. Besides, it's the internet age, and most of them chat on their mobile phones. You play mobile phone a lot and seldom visit. If you meet the right person, there may be more communication. If you are sharing a room with someone you know, you can of course get along like a family member, but if you don't know each other, you should get to know each other slowly and learn more, but you should consider it well and be careful about your personal safety. If you are sharing a room with someone you know, you can of course get along like a family member, but if you don't know each other, you should get to know each other slowly and learn more, but you should consider it well and be careful about your personal safety. If people you know share a room, you can of course get along like family members, but if you don't know them, you should get to know them slowly and deeply, but you should consider them carefully and be careful about your personal safety.