Migrants dream of rich city life

Better wages, education for children seen as top draws: Poll

Most young Chinese migrant workers have a strong desire to live in cities instead of returning to the countryside farm, a major survey has found.

The survey findings by the Global Call to Action against Poverty (GCAP), one of the world's largest anti-poverty alliances, show 59.3 percent of migrant workers polled want their families to live in an urban area and 41.4 percent hope to settle in cities.