Marco Polo did not really discover anything during his travels. Many historians today have concluded that he very probably never went to China at all, but that he met a lot of tradesmen from the Far East in the trading station on the Black Sea that was run by his family. In all probability he remembered the stories about China that they told him and years later told them as if he had been there himself. The Chinese kept good records - they would have taken notice if it concerned someone who was by his own account a trusted high officer of Kublai Khan - but not a single mention of him can be found in any Chinese records.
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Marco left Venice Italy with his merchant father and uncle to trade with China. He was 17 at the time and it took the party 4 years to reach China.
Marco Polo visited the court of Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty in China. He spent several decades in China serving as a trusted advisor to Kublai Khan and traveled extensively throughout the empire.
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he discovered china in 1298
Marco Polo came to China during the yuan dynasty.
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Marco polo found your mama!
He discovered the great wall of china
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Marco Polo discovered a more efficient route to China. While, in China he discovered porcelain, jade, ivory, and more. He also, found interesting that China was so technology advanced when compared to Europe at that time. Marco Polo found these three main things quite of interest: 1.) the Paper Money Currency 2.) the coal 3.) the Imperial Mail (much like the Pony Express) If you feel you can add anymore to this answer feel free to! :)
During Marco Polo's expeditions to where we now call Asia, Marco Polo is reknown for introducing Italy to spaghetti (originally from China) from which the Italians developed their own variations and production techniques
Marco Polo visited China and found inventions such as paper and pasta.
he inspired Christopher Columbus and he discovered china and India