"I am under big pressure here," Yue, 24, told AFP at a duck restaurant in central Beijing where he earns about 0 a month as the head waiter.
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"I don't have much savings after buying clothes, gifts for my family and going out with friends."
Yue is one of tens of millions of migrant workers around the country tied to a residency registration in their home town which largely prevents them from accessing a range of public services once they move to other cities.
The so-called "hukou" system -- which the government has vowed to reform -- was introduced in the 1950s to curb potentially destabilising population flows from the countryside to the cities, in a nation recovering from civil war.
It has fuelled resentment among migrants, as has widespread discrimination against the army of low-paid workers, sometimes spilling over into violent unrest.
Unlike their parents, young migrant workers -- the second generation -- are more aware of their rights, and are increasingly frustrat