97.国产都市剧30年：我的家，谁做主？

The evolution of "home" in Chinese urban dramas over the past 25 years mirrors shifting societal values and economic realities. From the early 2000s, when independent living space emerged as a symbol of personal autonomy, the focus transitioned into an "anxiety era" (2005–2015), where housing became a high-stakes asset and a prerequisite for marriage. By 2015–2020, narratives centered on the struggle between upward mobility and the fear of social decline, often depicted through middle-class urban dramas. Currently, the trend has shifted toward "Adapt-to-Me" (适我主义), where living spaces are increasingly designed to serve individual needs and emotional well-being rather than social status. Through analyzing iconic dramas like * 贫嘴张大民的幸福生活 * and * 三十而已 *, the discussion highlights how domestic spaces mirror the broader transition from collective survival to individual self-actualization.