How to treat the phenomenon that college students are paid less than migrant workers?

I can't help thinking about what is the definition of migrant workers? According to Baidu Encyclopedia, migrant workers refer to workers whose household registration is still in rural areas, who have entered cities to work and have been engaged in non-agricultural industries in local or different places for six months or more.

Generally speaking, they have low academic qualifications, and rely on manual labor or time in exchange for wage income. In our daily life, there are many such migrant workers, such as cleaning staff, waiters, couriers, construction workers, roadside vendors, etc. In all fairness, their lives are much more difficult and hard than those of college students. Being emotional and reasonable will make people think about another question, that is, why do college students earn more than migrant workers?

For example, Andy, a hairdresser, graduated from junior high school at the age of 15, and went to town to learn his craft. Since his younger brother shampooed his hair, he was bullied by big workers every day, and he didn't know how many hairs to wash and perm every day. At the age of 22, Xiao Ming graduated from college and entered the workplace. At this time, if Xiao Ming lamented, why didn't Andy go to college and his salary was so much higher than mine? Oh, my God, come on, Xiaoming, did you study hard in high school and waste your time in college? Andy has been doing it all these years from morning till night and on weekends, but he didn't do well in the manager's scolding and the customer's scolding, and finally became Andy's teacher. If seven years is a lifetime, it is also a lifetime.

what's the situation abroad? According to statistics, foreign blue-collar workers earn more than white-collar workers. The average annual income of elevator installers and breakdowns in the United States exceeds 73,5 dollars, and the annual income of some bus drivers in Tokyo is as high as 1 million yen, which is more than twice the average annual income of white-collar workers. In 29, the salary of civil servants in Singapore was 235,475 yuan/year, while the salary of road piling workers ranked 1th was 286,848 yuan/year.

there is no distinction between selling one's physical strength and selling one's mental strength, and the salary is not necessarily higher or lower.

Generally speaking, college students have more employment opportunities and labor security than migrant workers, but a college student without ability and experience is not necessarily better than migrant workers, especially migrant workers with many years of experience in a certain field.

By the way, I have many relatives in rural areas, so-called migrant workers. They generally have no better source of income in rural areas, so they can only sell their physical strength in cities. Apart from work, they may not have any entertainment. Even if they don't earn much money all year round, if they don't default on their wages, they can bring back most of them during the New Year. Many people are in poor health, but forced by life, they work hard, get up early and get greedy, and they are not afraid of hardship and fatigue, and they are afraid that they will not get paid at the appointed time. Every time I walk on the road, I look at the workers who maintain the road and see the workers on the scaffolding ... I sincerely hope that their wages will be higher and higher. ?