Will immigrating to Australia be happier than living in China?

What is the definition of "happiness"?

Living in Australia is very comfortable, with good environment, good public security and good education. It is good for children's future growth, and if they have the ability, their jobs are relatively stable, and there is not so much competitive pressure in China. ...

Do you like this environment? If the answer is "no", then the latter can be ignored. If the answer is yes, then let's see what we all need to face.

Western culture advocates "freedom" and "independence", which is rare in China. It may be uncomfortable and boring when you first arrive. After slowly integrating into the environment, you will have your own circle, and occasionally you can organize some parties and the like, but it will not happen often. Usually everyone is very busy. Shopping alone? Sorry, the working hours in foreign shopping malls are similar to those in any other industry. Some shopping malls will also open on weekends, but the time will be shorter. Generally speaking, the biggest difficulty for new immigrants is loneliness. If they can stand it, they are really suitable for life.

Everyone has a different definition of happiness, so there is no standard answer. It is best to choose a road that suits you.