Who am I "afraid of" this time?
1.4 billion people who don't want war?
Scary business.
Meanwhile, your boogeyman is some anonymous chatroom image.
Some persona of weakness terrifies you. Can't admit another viewpoint could be valid.
Truly scary. So project away. Emotional investment is all yours, malcontent.
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A search reveals this kind of dated info:
(I'm sure it didn't get any higher after the Chinese lockdowns...)
This was posted by a Chinese woman.
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The "World Happiness Index" below is a survey conducted by the World Happiness Report
[-]. They ask people around the world to evaluate their current lives with 0 being the worst possible life and 10 being the best possible life.China is a 5, not a happy nation and I’m not surprised. The country has been rolling on high-speed mode for the last 30+ years. With everyday meeting new people, new information, new technology, and new competition. People are starting to feel numb, lost and stressed out. The good news is China is on the right track. The bad news is if Chinese wish to a happier life, the current lifestyle must continue.This World Happiness Index is not just a result of a survey. It is the answer of how average people defines happiness. A quick glance of the index could easily be mistaken with GDP per capita index. Yes, with a few exceptions, happiness in the world are in accordance with income per capita comparing with the rest. Not freedom and democracy, just look at India and Saudi Arabia.So, wanna be happy? GET RICH!

The few exceptions are Latin American countries. It’s because they have a unique and romantic culture where happiness comes from how people live their lives instead of how people see their lives. In other words, naturally optimistic. Cuba in the old days was known as the sexy communist, despite of a poor economy, the music never stopped.Chinese on the contrary has a repressive culture. With unnecessary high moral standards, stupid face culture, family responsibilities, individual accomplishments, and enormous pressure on child education. Although traditions are important, but without a positive attitude everything is meaningless. So I think Chinese should look towards the Spanish culture, learn how to enjoy life, be casual, be sexy, and be happy.
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Please seat yourself.
I like the very things you hate.