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What European explorer lived in china and introduced its culture to Europe in the 1200s?
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Marco Polo was a merchant traveler from Venice who lived for a while in China and in a book of his travels introduced Europe to the far east.
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No, it is not pointless to go to Europe if you're not interested in European culture and history. Travel is generally good for you and you will probably learn something if you don't sulk about going when you did not want to go. You might even find out that you are, or have become, interested in some aspects of Europe.
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