《马可波罗行纪》及其在中西文化交流中的影响_英语论文.docx

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Abstract

 

There were many difficulties in the communication between China and the West in the Middle Ages.Due to certain factors related to geography,transportation,culture and so on,the culture exchange was blocked.As a result,messengers were needed to transmit messages between China and the West in order to improve the efficiency of information transmission.Marco Polo was the author of “The Travels of Marco Polo”,who came to China during the Yuan Dynasty,witnessed some of the development happening in history,which had a clear impact on the spread of Western culture.This article primarily explored“The Travels of Marco Polo”and the influence on the culture exchange between China and the West,on the basis of demonstrating the authenticity of“The Travels of Marco Polo”,which explored the influence of history culture,economy culture,astronomy culture and food culture on the culture exchange between China and the West.And the article  consists of four parts,the first part shortly introduces Marco Polo and“The Travels of Marco Polo”,the second part analyzes“The Travels of Marco Polo”,the third part records the influence on the culture exchange between China and the West,the fourth part generalizes and concludes the whole article.

Keywords:The Travels of Marco Polo;culture exchange between China and the West;cultural difference

 

 

CONTENTS

Abstract

摘要

1. Introduction-1

2.The analysis of Marco Polo-1

3.The influence of“The Travels of Marco Polo”on the culture exchange between China and the West-3

3.1On historical culture exchanges-4

3.1.1Supplement to historical culture-4

3.1.2The witness of historical culture-4

3.2The impact of the cultural exchange of astronomy-5

3.3The impact of food culture between China and the West-5

3.4The impact of economic culture exchange-7

4.Conclusion-7

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