The study looked at how people in Wei River Basin, China use and save water in their homes. They surveyed 776 households in three districts to understand water habits and conservation actions. Results showed that households with high water use often use more water for chores and have more water-using gadgets. People who used less water typically saved water to save money, while those using more water saved for environmental reasons. People found it easier to adopt simple, low-cost water-saving practices. Challenges to saving water included not wanting to change old habits and lacking social support. To improve water conservation, the study suggests education on water use, promoting outdoor water saving, and making water prices clear. These findings can help make plans for saving water in communities.