Abstracts In China, high-rise residential communities have increasingly become the primary
living mode in recent years. However, issues within the residential environment can still …

The question of how (im) migrants integrate into their host societies has long been a focus of
scholarly research. This article adds to this body of knowledge by examining how different …

The social integration of internal migrants has been one of the most critical and dynamic
research areas in migration studies. Tracking emerging trends and key turning points in the …

Objectives This study aimed to explore the age differences in the relationship between
neighborhood environment perception and self-rated health among Chinese people. Study …

Place-based and social connections provide a sense of belonging and can act as protective
factors against stress. Following migration, disruption to these connections can be …

Background Rural-to-urban migration has negative impacts on the mental health of both
parents and children. Whether the mental health problems of migrant children are impacted …