In many developed countries, it has become a common phenomenon for young people to continue living with their parents after graduating from university, while traditional views hold that this hinders personal independence and places an additional burden on families. At the same time, others argue that this living arrangement, amid soaring housing costs and weak social care systems, actually strengthens intergenerational support and savings capacity. Faced with this contradiction, do you believe that living with parents is ultimately more beneficial to young people's long-term development in modern society, or is it more likely to become an obstacle to their financial independence and psychological maturity? Please elaborate on your stance with specific reasons and examples.
