A traveler who studies from the East to the West.

The earliest traveler who came to China was Suleiman, a big food merchant. He traveled to China in the fifth year of the Tang Dynasty (85 1), and wrote Insight into China's India (translated from Suleiman's Travels to the East), reporting on ships in China and tea in China. Italian traveler Kyle Polo came to China from the Silk Road in the Yuan Dynasty (1275) and wrote the Travels of Marco Polo (14). According to the travel notes of Kyle Polo and Guillaume de Rubru quis, John mandeville, an English writer in the 4th century, fantasized about Sir John mandeville's voyage and travel notes, and introduced the Middle East, Central Asia, India and Qidan (China). Moroccan travelers Ibn Baitutayo 1336 to 1349 arrived in China. 1322, Franciscan Friar Adolik (and Richard) traveled to China. Entering China via Quanzhou, passing through Fuzhou, Hangzhou, Jinling, Yangzhou, Mingzhou and Beijing, and returning to China via Tibet. Later, Niccolo de' Conti, a Venetian traveler, set out from Venice for India and China in 14 19. 1433 arrived in Guri, which coincided with Zheng He's voyage to Guri. Kong Di described the ships in China as bigger than those in Europe. /kloc-in 0/500, the Persian traveler Saeed Ali Akbar Hatay traveled to China. 15 16 years, in Constantinople, the capital of the Ottoman Empire, he wrote a book "A Passage to China" as a gift to Sultan Salim I, and Portuguese traveler Pinto wrote "Travel Adventures" 1628, including his trip to China. 1748, British Admiral george anson published Travel Around the World. He led the fleet to China twice. In his book, he exposed the corruption of China society and the meanness of national character, and poured cold water on the "China fever" in Europe at that time. From 65438 to 0757, Scottish architect William Chambers published articles about China people's architecture, furniture, clothing, machinery and household appliances based on his investigation in China. 1804, John Barrow, Mazany's mission in China, published Travel Notes of China. Described China's architecture, language, science, religion, women, family, and even administration and justice. 18 17, the British ambassador magazine written by Sir Henry Ellis, secretary of Amistad Mission, was published.