Did you read the article? There is no argument that they can't handle it. Rather, it discusses some of the challenges these migrants face moving to the city. A

Did you read the article? There is no argument that they can't handle it. Rather, it discusses some of the challenges these migrants face moving to the city. And not sure what the reference is to Chinese migrant workers. Other than the fact that they both physically changed locations, I see very little similarity between a 20 year old kid leaving a provincial city in Sichuan to make it big in Shenzhen and a family of indigenous refugees transitioning from a hunter-gatherer lifestyle to a modern, urba life.