With the boom of the market economy comes real estate and consumerism. Housing is therefore seen more as a kind of commodity than as a refuge for people. Since goods are produced for profit according to people's needs, many homes with new and exaggerated structures and bright colors are built to gratify people's vanity and, more importantly, to make profits (Xingling, Yu, & Ping, 2004) . However, if architects blindly follow people's psychology of idle consumption, which can be induced by advertising, they will eventually forget their responsibilities and create countless similar homes (Xingling et al., 2004). It is impossible to find a housing structure suitable for all types of natural environments. That is to say, once homes no longer have any difference between each other, they may lose their adaptability