Question

Why we presume that Chinese citizens are not happy in their own country?​

Answer 1

Answer:

it is so because it is a communist country

Answer 2

Answer:

One of the most striking—and controversial—findings from the new economics of well-being (more colloquially put, happiness) is that income does not always have the expected relationship with well-being. On average, individuals with more income are happier than those with insufficient income within countries, and wealthier countries are happier than poor ones. Yet periods of rapid change—including positive change such as rapid economic growth—are often associated with drops in happiness. In earlier cross-country research,