Are the new immigrants from China happy in Britain?

As can be seen from the migration map, most countries in the world have immigrants from China. Some people say that there are people from China in every corner of the earth. But I don't know the living conditions of mainland immigrants in Southeast Asia, China, America, China, the United States and Canada, and Australia in Oceania. However, in a survey report of North Korea's own happiness in the world, North Korea ranks first in the world and Chinese mainland ranks second. America is the last one. In a survey report on people's happiness in the world, Europe's happiness index comes from Nordic countries, with Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Finland ranking high, instead of Germany, Britain and France, which rank high in comprehensive national strength. Bhutan and India are the happiest countries in Asia, not China and Japan, which rank second and third in GDP in the world. It is not difficult to see that people's happiness has nothing to do with the country's prosperity. British people always like to have their own standards. After seeing the survey ranking of world happiness, the British people's happiness lags behind the Nordic countries with high welfare countries, and at the same time, they have re-established their own happiness standards. This national happiness standard includes the average income, national health level, education level, living environment, etc., as well as the relationship with relatives and friends, colleagues, and satisfaction with their work status and labor income, so as to comprehensively evaluate the national happiness index. Let's talk about the happiness of new immigrants from China living in Britain, and why we should talk about the British standard of happiness. Because this standard is the same for immigrants, they are treated no differently from other British people. Then, from these happiness indexes, we can see what the happiness index of new immigrants is. New immigrants, for whatever reason, will change their income after immigration. When their income increases, they will enjoy low-cost and safe food supply and free services from the National Health Care System (NHS). Many immigrants value the British education system and breathe the fresh air of the natural environment. Besides, it is true that life abroad is monotonous. However, on the other hand, life has become simple and dull, and it is rarely interfered by the outside world. The relationship with relatives and colleagues has also become simple and there is no need to entangle each other. Of course, every job you pay will be rewarded with corresponding funds. If you don't adapt to the foreign environment, or feel nostalgic for your hometown after emigration, then hurry back to your motherland! Probably the happiest place there.