Is the country with the least stress in the world a Nordic country?

Hello. 1.It depends on how you understand the pressure of life, if it is only the economic conditions, or the consideration of food, clothing, housing and transportation, the Nordic countries are indeed more economically developed, they work fewer hours, and the income is relatively high, their pressure is the least.

2.If you feel it from the heart, I think that Africans and Indians, they are very content, and very little economic income can bring them a happy life, and their life should be the least stressful.

3.There is also a part of the cultural factor, some countries have faith, some do not, for those who have faith, they don't feel how stressful life is, because they have faith to support. On the contrary, for us East Asians, the lack of religious beliefs and the need for material reality are relatively large, even if the economic conditions are raised, our life pressure will not be small.

Countries, their citizens do not have to pay, the state bears their medical care, children's education, housing, expenses, they only need to work, and there are vacations, their quality is also very high, and they do a very good job of environmental protection, therefore, living in the Nordic countries is very happy.

*Yes**, life in the Nordic countries is relatively less stressful, and this is mainly due to several factors:

1.Economic conditions: The Nordic countries have relatively rich economies, high incomes and welfare systems, making people's lives less stressful.

3.Cultural factors: Some Nordic countries have beliefs, which can be used as a psychological support to reduce stress in life.

However, it is important to point out that this is only a general trend, and the stress of an individual's life is also influenced by many other factors, such as personal life experiences, family environment, etc. Therefore, the stress of one's life cannot simply be attributed to the country or region.

Norway: Norway has been ranked as the most livable country by the United Nations for six consecutive years since 2001.

Sweden, Saudi Arabia, these oil countries, and so on.

The smallest country in the world, with only 32 inhabitants in the country, do you know that it is?

Norway and Finland should be high-welfare countries.

There is no doubt that the countries with the greatest population pressure in the world must be China, and the countries with low population pressure are those small countries.

Japan is a small country, but it has a high population, and the population parity density is greater than that of China, and it is not population pressure that people are asking about.

There is no doubt that China is now the largest.

It's all a popular science record,.

The Nordic countries, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand all have small Gini indices. The Gini index in other countries in Europe and the United States is average. All of Africa, and most of Asia, have huge Gini indices.

Japan is not. Denmark has the smallest gap between rich and poor in the world, followed by Sweden.

Andorra, the Vatican, San Marino and Scandinavia.

The smallest is the Vatican, in Europe, with an area of square kilometers.

There are 214 countries and territories in the world. Note that this includes areas that do not have the status of independent sovereign states, including certain small islands in the Pacific Ocean, which are trustees of the United States or other countries; There are also independent customs territories such as Hong Kong and Macau.