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中国人压力最大（Chinese people are most stressed） The Internet has become the best place to kick off stress: game addicts, micro-blog controls, and Taobao crazy enthusiasts, eager to escape from the pressures of reality? The number of the worlds top China Dutch act Share to QQ space, share to Tencent friends, share to Tencent, micro-blog source / Chinese network illustration /Aleksandra Waliszewska (original title: Chinese pressure first in the world, Shanghai, Beijing forefront) Is known as the longest Golden Week the Mid Autumn Festival, National Day holiday just passed, a famous official provider - Leigers released the latest survey results: Chinese mainland workers received in the past year, ranked first in the world. This seems to explain why the golden week has become a jam week once a year. According to the survey, China is now the most stressed country in the world. Among the 16 thousand working people in 80 countries and regions, the pressure is higher than that of last year, accounting for 75% in mainland China, 55% in Hongkong, 48% in the first and fourth in the world. Among them, Shanghai, Beijing, respectively, ranked 80% and 67% in the forefront of the city. With a large population, a social transformation and a desire to expand, this truly pressure country needs someone to prescribe the right medicine for it. Flee in shopping, on the Internet, through anger Chinas National Day Golden Week in the eyes of foreigners is like this, 1 billion 300 million people at the same time into the holiday, 86 million people crowded onto the highway.. According to statistics Chinese relevant departments, these 8 days, there are 7 million 600 thousand passengers to travel by plane, train travel 60 million 950 thousand passengers, 425 million passengers into large and small tourist attractions across the country, 77 million people to go abroad, to spend 180 billion yuan in the domestic tourism market, $80 billion ho throw to other countries...... According to a survey, eight ad