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Chinese people are almost twice as optimistic about the world as those from other countries£¬while the British are the fifth most pessimistic(±¯¹ÛµÄ)£¬according to a recent survey.
YouGov surveyed more than 18,000 people in 17 countries£¬and found that 41 percent of Internet users in China say the world is getting better.The country's sunny attitude is nearly double the next most optimistic country£¬Indonesia£¬with 23 percent and four times the global average of 10 percent.
While it's said in most places the chances of getting killed by another human£¬life expectancy£¬poverty£¬and the rule of law have all improved significantly over the past 200 years,65 percent of adults in Britain disagree.An analysis of more than 10,000 British people last year found that believing the world is getting better depends significantly on being young£¬educated and middle class.
When it comes to GDP per capita(È˾ù¹úÄÚÉú²ú×ÜÖµ)and optimism about the world£¬research shows there seems to be little relationship.The United States has more than 31 percent more GDP per capita than the United Kingdom.However£¬the two countries are equally pessimistic£¬with 65 percent of the surveyed saying the world is getting worse.Meanwhile£¬Australia£¬which is the second most pessimistic country only next to France£¬has almost 20 times more wealth per person than the second most optimistic£¬Indonesia.Only three percent of the surveyed in Australia believe things are looking up.
Research suggests the huge gap between China and the rest of the world when it comes to the fate of the planet shows something special.The country's pure rate of growth£¬a prioritization (ÓÅÏÈ)of health and quality of food are all contributing factors to this belief in a bright future.
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When we think of the word ¡°positive¡±£¬most of us probably think of ¡°happy¡±£®__1__ There are many ways to be more positive in your life£¬even when you're experiencing sadness£¬anger or challenges.
__2__ Accept the things about yourself that you can't change.Accept yourself for who you are right now£¬just as you are.You can then feel free to develop that self into the most positive self you can be!
Make goals.Goals give us a more positive outlook on life.Research has shown that
setting a goal can make you feel immediately more confident and hopeful£¬even if you don't achieve the goal right away.__3__
Use your body.Your body and your mind are intimately connected.Smile.Research suggests that when you smile£whether you ¡°feel¡± happy or not£your brain elevates your mood.What you wear also has an impact on how you think and perform.__4__ Find clothes that make you feel good about yourself and wear them£¬no matter what society tries to say about it.
Get some exercise.When you exercise£¬your body releases powerful endorphins£¬the body's natural ¡°feel-good¡± chemicals.__5__ Studies have also shown that regular£¬moderate exercise increases your feelings of calmness and well-being.
A.Happiness is the only true measure of personal success. B£®Accept what you are.
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G£®Exercise can help fight feelings of anxiety and depression.
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