When Bhutanese Prime Minister Lotay Tshering visited Germany, Prime Minister Scholz said Bhutan "will include national happiness in the measurement index, which is very interesting".

When Bhutanese Prime Minister Lotay Tshering visited Germany, Prime Minister Scholz said Bhutan "will include national happiness in the measurement index, which is very interesting". In the Western context, in general, I just think it's quite interesting, not agreeable. Of course, Bhutan, a small country with a population of less than 760,000 people in the high-altitude Himalayas, is a Buddhist country and is sandwiched between two large countries, China and India. Bhutan and China have not established diplomatic relations, but they have repeatedly supported China in international organizations to thwart anti-China and Taiwan-related proposals.

The "Gross National Happiness" (GNH) was proposed by the previous king of Bhutan, and although it is very different from the gross national product (GDP), it is still very much in line with Bhutan's national conditions. Although many people in India believe that Bhutan is "part of Indian territory", as long as Bhutan behaves "indisputably", in the current era, India does not dare to do anything with it.