民意调查：日韩价值观差异：皮尤研究中心
-日本人对韩国的不信任-
日韩价值观差异：
“日本人和韩国人的价值观大不相同”使日韩问题复杂化。
美国民意调查机构
皮尤研究中心
今年，我们对全球17个国家的成年人进行了问卷调查。
他问：“你觉得你生命中最有价值的是什么？”
民意调查结果：
获得了以下结果。
韩国排名第一的是“物质幸福”。
日本的第一位是“家庭”。
《家庭纽带》
“亲情”在其他14个发达国家很常见。
《物质幸福》
韩国人对金钱的强烈依恋可能是与日本发生冲突的背景。
相互信任的重要性：
韩国人非常重视金钱。
日本人更重视家庭。
这种心态上的差异使日韩关系复杂化。
日语值：铬：
日本的价值观和G7一样。
这或许就是“欧美对日本的熟悉感更强的原因”。
日本将始终信守承诺。
信守承诺会产生一种相互信任的感觉。
胜俣俊吉的世界观
http://hisayoshi-katsumata-worldview.com/archives/27979939.html
What Makes Life Meaningful?
Views From 17 Advanced Economies
TABLE OF CONTENTS
What do people value in life?
How much of what gives people satisfaction in their lives
is fundamental and shared across cultures, and how much is unique to a given society?
To understand these and other issues,
Pew Research Center
posed an open-ended question about the meaning of life to nearly 19,000 adults across 17 advanced economies.How we did this From analyzing people’s answers, it is clear that one source of meaning is predominant: family.
In 14 of the 17 advanced economies surveyed, more mention their family as a source of meaning in their lives than any other factor.
Highlighting their relationships with parents,
siblings,
children and grandchildren,people frequently mention quality time spent with their kinfolk,
the pride they get from the accomplishments of their relatives and even the desire to live a life that leaves an improved world for their offspring.
In Australia,
New Zealand,
Greece and the United States,around half or more say their family
is something that makes their lives fulfilling.Many also highlight the importance of having one’s basic financial needs met
– or even having some level of luxury –
in order to lead a meaningful life.
In nine of the 17 publics surveyed,
material well-being
is one of the top three factors people cited and, in most places, around one-in-five or more mention it.In South Korea,
it even emerges as the top source of meaning.Still, the lifestyle elements respondents cite run
the gamut from“food on the table” and “a roof over my head”
to “a decent income to support my family” and “no debt” to “enough money”
to enjoy riding motorcycles or other activities like travel.
Pew Research Center