Six things that make your life unhappy

Are Chinese people living a happy life? Foreign media seem to be particularly interested in this. In the past five years, psychological teams from Erasmus University in the Netherlands, the University of Leicester in the UK, and the University of Michigan in the US have conducted surveys on the happiness of Chinese people and reached a unanimous conclusion: the happiness of Chinese people is declining! Let's see if what these foreigners say makes sense.

Love to compare

Modern people devote their main energy to competition, comparing positions, houses, and wealth. After comparing, there is only desire left in my heart, no happiness.

●Dissatisfaction

Comparison will bring about desires, and these desires will cause people to work endlessly and desperately pursue the highest peak of fame and fortune.

●Not good at finding the sunny side

Many people only see their own misfortunes and magnify the happiness of others, but never think about the happiness and joy they have already obtained.

Mutual distrust

Chinese people like to go to big cities to develop, but people's hearts will gradually become alienated there. How can lonely and isolated people feel happy?

Buying a house, raising children, family pension burden, career advancement opportunities, and overly complicated interpersonal relationships are all "sources of stress" for Chinese people. The elderly, young people and even children are mostly in a state of irritability and anxiety, which makes people unable to feel happiness from the bottom of their hearts.

●No ideal

After the sprint-like race for wealth when I was young, I no longer know what I really want except making money. This state of lack of faith and ideals makes it difficult to produce lasting and happy happiness.