Where is happiness? This seems to be more and more a question in modern people's minds. On September 6th, the American Public Broadcasting Network published an article "China people try to find the secret of happiness", which reads as follows:

Various surveys on China people's happiness often seem contradictory. According to the latest survey of the Pew Global Attitude project, 87% of the respondents in China are satisfied with the current situation of the country, which makes China the country with the highest satisfaction score in all the surveys conducted by the organization so far. However, an EU survey on happiness index found that China ranked 128 among 150 countries. A recent survey of 50,000 college students showed that their mood was surprisingly low. Peng Kaiping of the University of California, Berkeley, who participated in the survey, said that the main reasons for their depression included unfairness, personal environmental problems and lack of channels to express their dissatisfaction.

Money can buy happiness, which seems to be a solution for China. Research shows that for China people whose monthly income is less than $450, an extra penny can improve their happiness. Aside from this, it's much more complicated. Psychologists say that the sources of happiness include political and social participation and good government management.

A city in China is making its citizens feel happy in a unique way in China. The "Happy Jiangyin" practical activity won the "China Local Government Innovation Award". In addition to economic development, in the past four years, this wealthy city has added a series of "magic ingredients" that can increase happiness. In addition to medical care and employment, various goals have been set, such as the amount of charitable donations from the people and the number of doctors to be equipped. In the political field, Jiangyin tried to increase political participation without changing the existing basic system, which really changed China's obsession with economic growth, which has been criticized by some people. But it is hard to say whether Jiangyin is another image project or the epitome of China's future. (Source: reference author Louisa Lin, translated by Wang Huicong) (Source: Xinhua International)

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