Is it that the more you travel, the happier you will be? What is the relationship between the two?

In recent years, tourism has become a very hot topic, and many families and individuals travel about 2-3 times a year. Some people say that the measure of a family's happiness index depends on the number of times they go out to play every year. It is said that the more times they go out to play, the happier they will be, and vice versa. But I personally think this statement is not correct. I don't think the number of trips represents the happiness of a family. It can only be an important reference index of happiness index, and happiness needs to be measured from other places.

The more times a family travels, the better the family's economic conditions, and the family has a lot of free time. In addition, the possibility of a happy family life is great, but it is not representative. Life is very stressful now, and we are all working hard to get rid of debt as soon as possible. For many families, there is no chance to travel every year; Perhaps it is not because there is no extra money, but because there is no free time.

Many times, one or more people in a family have free time, but there is always one person who is too busy to leave. Under such circumstances, the plan of family outing can only be stranded; But in fact, they live a very happy life, so the number of trips can not be the standard of family happiness, but can only be used as an important reference standard to measure family happiness.

In my opinion, although some families play a lot every year, it doesn't mean that their lives must be happy. In the context of many trips, it is actually a helpless move for both husband and wife; Maybe they have lost their feelings for a long time, but in order to make the old people and children live and study happily, they show a happy look. In my opinion, this situation must be very painful and uncomfortable. How can there be happiness under the action of this heart?

There are many places and ways to travel, which can be around the city or famous scenic spots at home and abroad. Tourism can only represent the living conditions and personal preferences of a family or a person, and has little to do with happiness.