Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities: Marco Polo

In the city of invisible italo Calvino, Marco Polo reminds me of the city where he visited and explored. Reading the explanation of Kwpri Kahn, the reader considers each city as his entity. Kublai Khan's small anecdote insisted that he regarded his personal experience as a small fragment of a strange city. The meaning of the experience of Marco Polo changed because Kubreai Kahn reinterpreted Marco Polo's experience.

This project was primarily inspired by Itullo Calvino 's "Invisible City" book. There, Marco Polo explained the city to Kublai Khan. In my project, I fulfilled the role of Marco Polo and expressed Sao Paulo as my Kublai Khan. The main questions I asked are as follows. Is it possible to find a paradise version in the arrogance of this city? Why are we always and always somewhere, never looking for paradise here at all? This is the key to the project. Sao Paulo is very crazy, it will disappoint you and lay you. There is such a sentence (I do not know who it is ...).

The novel "Invisible City" of Italo Calvino (1923-1985) consists of a series of dialogues between traveler Marco Polo and Kublai Khan emperor. Tourist Marco Polo told Kubrekan the story of many cities of his empire, Kahn himself will never come. People believe that understanding the world's cities will teach the emperor how to manage his kingdom (Bloom 2001). Because they are completely different from each other, not all cities can be compared. Calvino

Italy was written by Italo Calvino, a famous postwar Italian writer in 1972. This book emphasizes the historical memoir of the famous Venetian explorer Marco Polo, but emphasizes the concrete dialogue and story series of Mongolian emperor Kubrai Khan and his right hand polo in 1200 We will share it at the end of the term. This writing concept emphasizes social influences on all aspects of man-made and imitation of cities, and how we fall into a metaphor.