13世纪,一位叫马可·波罗的意大利人,将自己在中国的游历写成了一本书。书中对中国的极力赞美,在本来就具丰富想象力的西方人心中,化作了七彩的幻想。西方人认为,东方是个神秘宝地,上帝在那里撤满了黄金白银,甚至人们的饭碗和酒杯都是用金子做成的。从中国传过去的精美的绸缎、瓷器和玉器,无疑给这个美丽的传说提供了鲜明的注脚。去东方的黄金之地,拿取上帝本来就该给予 In the 13th century, an Italian named Marco Polo wrote a book about his travels in China. The book strongly admiration for China, in the heart of a rich imagination of the Westerners, turned into colorful fantasy. Westerners believe that the East is a mysterious treasure, where God withdrew gold and silver, and even people’s jobs and wine glasses are made of gold. The fine silk, porcelain and jade that passed from China undoubtedly provide a distinctive footnote to this beautiful legend. Go to the East of the Golden Land, to take God had to give