Within five years, what difficulties will migrant workers face after 60, 70 and 80? The problem raised by the subject is a social problem and a realistic problem that people of these ages are worried about. As a post-80s generation, I would like to talk about my views. I think people of these age groups will face the following difficulties: in five years, people born after 60 will be 65 years old, and those born after 70 will be 55 years old. Due to age restrictions, it can be said that most people can&;t continue to work, work hard for most of their lives, and those who have achieved will stay in the city for the elderly, but most people will eventually return to their hometown. According to the natural law of human birth, aging, illness and death, most of these people will be plagued by various diseases, some can&;t take care of themselves, and some will die because of incurable diseases. This is pessimistic, but we must face it. Five years later, the post-80s migrant workers are 45 years old. People in this age group bear the greatest pressure. Their children are in high school. They need parents from the post-80s to pay a lot of tuition and miscellaneous living expenses, and they have to support their parents from the post-60s. Those who have mortgages have to repay their loans. They have to rely on themselves to make money desperately. At the same time, they cannot get sick and must ensure their health. To sum up, five years after 60, 70 and 80 will face the above difficulties.