调查显示 超六成受访者喜欢在压力小的城市生活
A survey has found that 61.3% of people prefer small cities with less pressure and more comfort, while 35.5% prefer big cities with higher pressure, but more opportunities. The survey was based on the answers of 2,004 respondents. The top three factors affecting satisfaction in city life were listed as level of consumption, social security and income level, according to the survey. These were followed by housing price, air quality and natural environment, and public order. "Satisfaction in life is close to the connotation of what people usually call 'happiness,'" Yao Yongling, economics professor at Renmin University of China, said. "Each person has his or her own requirements for happiness. They have to choose a suitable residence by taking into consideration their own preferences and life and career plan." |