The "Urban villager" refers to migrant workers living in urban areas and working in non-agricultural fields. [详细]

Following the popularity of DINK (double income, no kids) lifestyles, a new term, sub-DINK, has been coined in China to refer to couples who unwilli…[详细]

Analysis of data from the sixth national census in 2010 showed that great changes have taken place in China's social structure, which is reflected i…[详细]

The integration of migrant workers into cities has become one of the most important strategies in future urbanization, as indicated by the goal of t…[详细]

Fei's theory, growing out of modern Western knowledge, traditional Chinese learning and fieldwork, is the quintessence of Chinese sociology. It ushe…[详细]

According to figures from the National Bureau of Statistics, the number of migrant workers reached 268.94 million in 2013, accounting for around 2…[详细]

Grandparents have long played a key role in raising grandchildren within China's traditional family culture. However, a recent survey found that man…[详细]

Using rigorous scientific research methods, it was the first sample survey nationwide assessing residents' happiness. The survey indicated that the …[详细]

A former peasant holds his household register that confirms his new status as an urban resident. Reforms to the hukou system aim to allow existing…[详细]