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An analysis of the situation of China's floating population.


 This study examined the regional distribution of the floating population, in China, by province and movement into and out of provinces and counties in 1995. Data were obtained from the 1% sample survey in 1995. Migrants numbered 53.5 million in 1995, of whom 42.3 million were inter-county migrants and 17.8 million were interprovincial migrants. 78.0% came from rural or county origins, 4.5% came from above prefecture level cities, and 17.5% came from county-level cities. 48.8% (126.1 million) lived in urban areas, 28.9% (15.5 million) lived in county-level cities, and 22.3% (11.9 million) lived in counties or rural areas. Guangdong province received the most migrants (8.6 million, or 16.1%, of migrants), followed by Jiangsu (4.6 million, or 8.6%) and Sichuan (3.3 million, or 6.2%). 30% of in-migration was to these 3 provinces. Sichuan had the most out-migrants (6.1 million, or 11.4%, of out-migrants), followed by Guangdong (4.2 million, or 7.9%) and Jiangsu (3.8 million, or 7.1%). 26.4% of out-migration was from these 3 provinces. Tibet had insignificant migration. Guangdong had a large in-migrant population of about 4.5 million. 52.5% of Guangdong migrants were from other provinces. 3.1 million migrated within Guangdong. Male migrants outnumbered female migrants. The migrant sex ratio was 136. The sex ratio among migrants aged 25-29 years was 259. Females outnumbered males among persons aged 15-19 years. The average schooling of migrants was higher than non-migrants. 44% were production and transportation workers, 20% were commercial workers, and 13% were service workers.
