As a Pacific island country, why is Vanuatu called the happiest country in the world by netizens?

Vanuatu has a beautiful environment, suitable climate, abundant products, low economic pressure, strong social inclusiveness, tax-free paradise, and can enjoy international education. It is called the happiest country in the world. The air in Vanuatu is fresh and the food is fresh and pollution-free. Although its living standard is not high, its people seldom get sick. They live in sunny beaches, flowers and delicious food every day. Is the pressure of survival too great? Of course, it is the happiest country in the world.

Vanuatu is located in the western South Pacific and belongs to Melanesian Islands. It consists of 83 islands. The capital is Port Vila, and it is also an international and domestic shipping center, with an international deep-water wharf capable of berthing 10,000-ton ships. Vanuatu covers an area of 6,543.8+2,000 square kilometers and has a population of more than 200,000, but there are 654.38+065.438+03 dialects. The scenery here is beautiful and the folk customs are simple.

First of all, Vanuatu's climate is very comfortable and pleasant, ranging from south latitude 15 to 20 degrees. This position makes it neither hot nor cold, and the seasons are like spring. Due to abundant rainfall, plants grow very vigorously, and there are many kinds, such as tropical fruits such as bananas, avocados, mangoes, papaya, pineapples, passion fruits and breadfruit, as well as taro, yam, sweet potatoes and coconuts. Because Vanuatu has no industry, a good environment and no pollution at all, the sea water is particularly clear. Many islands are paradise for deep diving enthusiasts, and local people are very concerned about the environment.

Vanuatu entered the modern information society directly from the Stone Age, so the folk customs are very simple. Most people here are engaged in the natural economy, and the concept of money is particularly weak. Many times, they barter for things and have low material desires, which also makes their survival pressure very small. Because the food is healthy, there is no pollution, the demand for food, clothing, housing and transportation is very low, and most of them are healthy, and education is basically free, so I am very happy as a citizen of Vanuatu.