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¢ñ.1.As we all know, China has experienced immigration movements since the reform in 1978. 2.It is reported that thousands of farmers from the countryside crowded into the cities. 3.The majority of them can make a life in the cities despite the great hardship.
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As we all know, China has experienced immigration movements since the reform in 1978. It is reported that thousands of farmers from the countryside crowded into the cities, the majority of whom can make a life in the cities despite the great hardship. Some have even applied for the right to live in the city and enjoy the same rights as the local people. In addition, they have made contributions to the boom of the cities by means of working hard. That¡¯s why we should thank and respect them.
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