The paper analyzes a large sample from 2010 survey data. The result shows that migrant workers who belong to the “80s Generation” reach to about 46% in the whole population of migrant peasant workers. The analysis also demonstrates that migrant workers in the “80s Generation” work for longer time than migrant workers who were born before the 1980s. However，the former earned less salary than the latter group. Meanwhile，most “80s Generation” migrant workers are unwilling to change their residential registration status to “non-agricultural resident”. Regard to farmland lease，the “80s Generation” migrant workers are usually disinclined to transfer their resident registration records. The paper concludes that，in the future，China should only take the path of urbanization by assimilating migrant workers and providing equal servies to both permanent residents and non-permanent residents. And it is unsustainable to integrate urban and rural areas through changing Hukou registration.