|
An employee, adorned with a lobster hat, works at an American themed seafood restaurant in Beijing on May 26, 2016. Statistics show that rural migration into the cities may be plateauing in China and that the average age of rural employees is rising. Migrant workers have been streaming into China's urban centers for years as the economy of the country has shifted from rural to urban. According to an annual survey by the National Bureau of Statistics, there were over 277 million rural laborers working in China's cities in 2015. (Photo by Michael Robinson Chavez/The Washington Post)
|
