How to pronounce“xi'an”in English

And from there I moved to Xi'an, which is the ancient capital of China and it's most well known in the US for being the home to the terracotta soldiers.

And so I moved to Xi'an in 1999 and in January of 2000, the country, the government launched what's called the 'Go West' policy.

The pollution in Xi'an was so bad when I was there, when I first moved there, where I lived in my apartment, there was no tall buildings they were all being built in the distance.

Now I live in Beijing and people who haven't lived in Xi'an think Beijing pollution is terrible, but I'm like "it's blue sky, at least 50% of the time."

Now they are reunited, that was about 12 years before I met them and they are reunited now, in Xi'an, and they work everyday from 3 A.M. to 9 P.M., so 18-hour days, 7 days a week,

I think there was violence that happened in other cities, In Xi'an and a couple of other cities,

Essentially, in the book, you'll find 8 different profiles of migrants who have come from different places in rural China into Xi'an and they find work in the high tech zone, they live

The book ends with the story of a 32 year old, second grade dropout, who came to Xi'an essentially destitute but with in about five years amassed a small empire of convenience

It's about a young woman, a young girl, really, called Little Yu-Yu at a place called Xi'an in China.