舍 (shè): house; dwelling

His family has an old house at the east end of the village, with grey bricks and tiles, and a jujube tree in the yard that is already a hundred years old.

We walked along the mountain path for two hours and finally saw a thatched cottage, so we went up and knocked on the door to ask for a drink of water.

Although this ancient dwelling is simple, it is warm in winter and cool in summer, and very comfortable to live in.

During the war, many ordinary people were forced to leave their country homes and flee to the mountains for refuge.