China's hukou system, in place for nearly 70 years, continues to restrict millions of workers from registering in the cities where they live and work. This limitation significantly impacts their access to essential services like healthcare and education. Despite ongoing discussions about reforms, local government reluctance may hinder progress, as exemplified by a family unable to enroll their child in a Beijing school due to their hukou being registered elsewhere. AI
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