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March 10, 2026Population Space and Place0 citations

Transition in China's Internal Migration Patterns from Rural‐to‐Urban to Urban‐to‐Urban Migration

The New Trend in China's Internal Migration: From Rural‐to‐Urban Migration to Urban‐to‐Urban Migration

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YSYiwen Shangguan

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Examines the shift in migration patterns from rural‐to‐urban to urban‐to‐urban in China, suggesting implications for global migration trends.

Key Points

  • The research aims to investigate the recent transition in China's internal migration from rural-to-urban to urban-to-urban migration.
  • Analyzed historical migration patterns over the past 75 years
  • Examined factors influencing urban-to-urban migration
  • Utilized Amap migration big data for observation
  • Used the Chinese General Social Survey (CGSS) for characteristics of migrants
  • Urban-to-urban migration is rapidly increasing without clear spatial distinctions
  • Migrants show higher educational attainment levels
  • Migrants display more conservative marriage and fertility behaviors
  • Migrants have better employment quality and tend to socialize with friends rather than neighbors

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Yiwen Shangguan (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69af94fa70916d39fea4c0ffhttps://doi.org/10.1002/psp.70236
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