(
People's Daily Online)
08:08, September 21, 2012
Recently, a research report on the well being of Chinese urban residents was released by Peking University and ING-BOB Life Insurance Co. Ltd., drawing a map of happiness covering 20 cities. The research report listed the happiness index from 10 points to one point (10 points stands for very good and one point for very bad), and Chinese urban residents scored an average of 7.2 points. It indicates that three-quarters of respondents feel happy.
The report, covering a total of 20 cities from first-tier to fourth-tier cities, collected over 2,000 samples. According to the results of the happiness index, Liaoning residents rank first, followed by Tianjin and Shandong.
The report also shows a low score for Beijing residents who are concerned with living costs, price levels, employment, the expectation of social development and social insurance. Beijing is considered to be in a "happiness depression." In addition, Shanghai is the most "distinctive," with males generally feeling happier than females.
Several small and medium-sized cities such as Yantai and Dandong ranked at the top, with females feeling happier than males. In addition, the income of ordinary people was found to be directly proportional to happiness and people less than 45 years old feel happier than others.
Source: Guangming Daily
Recommended News
Fighters conduct live-fire attack trainingMining company blamed for blastAir force conduct confrontation drillJoining of Huanggang Yangtze River bridge completedNew generation fighters in night trainingPolice question pair over PKU performance artMarine Corps conduct amphibious trainingDisease prevention next in quake recoveryGround air defense forces conduct live-fire drillEmail|
Print|
Comments（Editor：马茜、梁军）
Increases the bookmark
twitterfacebookSina MicroblogdiggGoogleDeliciousbuzzfriendfeedLinkedindiigoredditstumbleuponQzoneQQ MicroblogRelated Reading
Feeling of happiness is also productivity'Vexation index' must be solved before improving 'happiness index'UN General Assembly adopts resolution on happiness Survey shows happiness widespread in GuangzhouHappiness listed as health criterion in BeijingHappiness is enjoying life each and every dayForeign media spotlight China's growing emphasis on happiness China resorts to happiness to evaluate gov't officials' workCCTV study: 45% of Chinese feel happyHappiness index should be measuredHot News2 Chinese companies established, registered in SanshaInternationalization of Diaoyu Islands issue cannot make water muddyPLA has methods to deal with stealth aircraft18 detained in Guangzhou for violence in anti-Japan protestsChina faces weaker external demand: MOCGlobal value chains in the world economySurvivors tell you how to survive traffic accidentsFarmer's homemade aircraft successfully flies to sky
本站仅提供存储服务，所有内容均由用户发布，如发现有害或侵权内容，请
点击举报。
