Research indicates that children who migrate from rural areas to urban centres in China face multiple deprivations beyond just income — limited educational resources, insecure housing, and weaker social connections. spi.ox.ac.uk+2news.uchicago.edu+2
Studies show that these migrant children often feel like outsiders in the city, which negatively affects their self‐esteem and social adaptation. MDPI+1
Although the incidence of multidimensional poverty among children in China dropped significantly from 2013 to 2018 (from ~49% to ~19%) they remained disproportionately affected compared to other groups. 联合国儿童基金会驻华办事处官网
In urban settings, children’s own voices reveal dimensions of poverty such as shame, lack of agency, limited opportunities, and strained peer and family relations, not just material deprivation.
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