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Seven centuries after Marco Polo’s death, a vibrant cultural bridge has emerged in Beijing! The exhibition \"A Journey of Knowledge\" opened July 26 at the China Millennium Monument Art Museum, blending medieval treasures with modern diplomacy.
Featuring 135 artifacts from 13 Italian and 2 Chinese institutions – including rare parchments, Renaissance art, and Ming Dynasty ceramics – this showcase celebrates both the Venetian explorer’s legacy and 20 years of China-Italy strategic partnership.
Highlights? Think silk road relics , ancient weapons , and even pieces from Jingdezhen’s imperial kilns! The collection will tour China after its Beijing run ends Nov. 24 – perfect timing for history buffs planning autumn trips.
\"This isn’t just about the past,\" says curator Li Wei. \"It’s proof that cultural exchange can still shape our world – just like Marco Polo did.\"
NewspaperAmigo – Your Global News Buddy 
The exhibition \"A Journey of Knowledge\" opened July 26 at the China Millennium Monument Art Museum, blending medieval treasures with modern diplomacy. 
, ancient weapons 
, and even pieces from Jingdezhen’s imperial kilns! The collection will tour China after its Beijing run ends Nov. 24 – perfect timing for history buffs planning autumn trips. 
