Voice 2: Researchers at the BBC asked British people to answer some questions about happiness. They asked, 'Should the government make happiness or wealth the main aim for the country?'. Eighty-one percent of people stated happiness as a goal.
聲音2:BBC的研究人員讓英國民眾回答了一些與幸福有關(guān)的問題。他們問道:“政府應(yīng)該將幸福還是財富作為國家的主要目標(biāo)?”81%的人認為應(yīng)將幸福作為目標(biāo)。
Voice 1: The researchers then asked people to say what happiness meant to them. Ilona Boniwell is from Oxford University. She is an expert on how humans think. She looked at the people's answers. Ilona said that good friends and a supporting family made people happy. Also that people found it very important to feel safe and sure in their spirit. They needed inner peace.
聲音1:之后,研究人員讓人們回答“幸福對他們來說意味著什么”。伊羅娜·鮑尼威爾來自牛津大學(xué)。她是研究人類思考方式的專家。她查看了人們的回答。伊羅娜表示,好朋友和支持自己的家庭令人們感到快樂。另外,人們發(fā)現(xiàn)精神上的安全和確定非常重要。他們需要內(nèi)在平靜。
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