According to statistics, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Fujian, and Chongqing have the highest happiness index, and nearly half of the respondents express psychological concerns about the current situation of family life. satisfy. However, the economically developed cities of Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai, and Zhejiang have the lowest happiness index, becoming cities that are "not happy enough" or "pseudo-happy" in the minds of middle-class families.

According to reports, the survey lasted for two months, covering 35 cities in 10 provinces and autonomous regions across the country, and 100,000 people were surveyed.

Happiness or unhappiness, true happiness or false happiness, is indeed a matter of opinion. However, judging from this survey, it seems unreasonable that middle-class families in relatively developed areas have entered a state of "pseudo-happiness".

In the author’s opinion, “pseudo-happiness” reflects the middle class’s uncertainty about what society can expect and its own development, as well as its difficulty in grasping its own destiny. The more profound social phenomenon hidden behind "pseudo-happiness" is that an anxious mentality pervades society.

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Revealing the "pseudo-happiness" mentality of modern people

The surface salary is relatively generous, but behind the scenes, you have to endure huge life pressure and risk expectations , is the direct cause of the “pseudo-happiness” of the middle class. Skyrocketing housing prices, daunting medical expenses, and stubbornly high unemployment rates...these threaten the seemingly decent life of the middle class and make them anxious.

If we expand our horizons, we will find that it is not just the middle class who are afraid of future uncertainty. In some fields, the Matthew Effect further concentrates the distribution of social resources in the hands of powerful groups. Public anxiety begins with certain uneasy psychological tendencies. If the factors that cause these uneasy psychological tendencies are not curbed in time, they may cause certain social problems.

The growth of the middle class is an important factor in social stability. We must face up to the social anxiety behind “pseudo-happiness.”