文化与哲学对幸福感的影响——当代中国幸福感初探　The　Impact　of　Culture　and　Philosophy　on　Subjective　Well-Being　and　an　Introductory　Look　into　Chinese　Happiness　Today　Thesis　Presented　in　Partial　Fulfillment　of　the　Requirements　for　the　Degree　Master　of　Arts　in　the　Graduate　School　of　The　Ohio　State　University　By　Matthew　James　Skladzien,　B.A.　Graduate　Program　in　East　Asian　Languages　and　Literatures　The　Ohio　State　University　2019　Thesis　Committee:　Xiaobin　Jian,　Advisor　Galal　Walker　Copyright　by　Matthew　James　Skladzien　2019　iii　Abstract　The　popularity　of　happiness　studies　in　China　has　steadily　increased　since　the　last　decade　of　the　20th　century.　Following　the　practices　of　Western　happiness　research,　academics　looking　into　Chinese　happiness　have　utilized　both　self-　and　non-self-report　measures　to　understand　what　Chinese　views　on　happiness　look　like,　and　how　demographics　affect　subjective　well-being　scores.　Both　Chinese　and　Western　researchers　are　interested　in　the　specifics　of　Chinese　happiness　and　data　on　the　topic　c