Second generation immigrants-social problems

1. It's unrealistic to go back to your hometown.

With the comprehensive promotion of free compulsory education, the problem of migrant workers' children receiving compulsory education in cities has been initially solved. At the same time, it has become an objective and realistic demand for them to receive post-junior high school education in cities.

2. Inferiority and jealousy can cause problems.

Unlike their parents' expectations, they strongly demand that their rights and status rise vertically. Driven by this psychological expectation, the second generation of immigrants lack patience with the inequality they face. If they are not given formal and effective education, they will inevitably have social hatred, which is very dangerous.