Life in China is competitive and stressful. A recent study found some 191m people have a mental-health disorder. While still a taboo subject for many older Chinese, a growing number of their children are seeking therapy. How do China’s changing attitudes towards mental health sit with the Communist Party's efforts to promote a happier, stable society?
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