Have you ever read the travels of Marco Polo?(你讀過馬可·波羅的游記嗎？)

No wonder Marco Polo (or his unacknowledged source?) was impressed. The Venice of his day had little more than 50, 000 citizens.(無怪乎馬可波羅對其印象深刻，在他生活的時代，威尼斯只有區區5萬多居民。)

Two words: "Marco Polo."(上書兩詞：“馬可波羅”)

Although I didn't see any Italians in Hangzhou's Italian neighborhood, I think Marco Polo would be proud nonetheless.(雖然我在杭州這個意大利社區沒見到一個意大利人，但我想馬可·波羅一定會為此自豪不已。)

Marco Polo, travelling through Persia in 1270, praised the carpets of Kirman as a particular marvel.(1270年，馬可波羅穿越波斯，稱贊科曼地毯是一大奇跡。到17世紀，科曼地毯投入生產。)

Alone and silent, I could stroll through provincial towns with a low profile, Marco Polo in jeans.(一個人，我能夠安安靜靜地獨自穿越大大小小的城鎮，就像穿著牛仔褲的馬可波羅一般低調。)

So Marco Polo on the proposal will be filling on the bread to eat.(于是馬可·波羅提議就將餡料放在面餅上吃。)

Rabban Bar Sauma (c. 1220-1294) is the Marco Polo of the East, and yet is relatively unknown.(拉班·巴·索瑪(c.1220—1294)是東方的馬可·波羅，但是相對來說還是鮮為人知的。)

Marco Polo was the first European ever to travel to the East and to return with a story to tell.(馬可·波羅是曾經到東方旅行并帶回來見聞故事的第一位歐洲人。)

Marco Polo came from Venice and traveled extensively in China, later describing the country's prosperity in his Travels.(威尼斯人馬可·波羅曾在中國廣泛游歷，在他的游記中，生動、具體地描述了當時中國的富強和工商業的繁榮。)