At the end of the tour in the Acropolis, when we walked down the mountain gates of the Acropolis Heights, a large number of tourists flocked to the Acropolis, and all we saw were crowds. We then went down the hill along the outer wall of the Acropolis Scenic Area to visit the ancient market scenic area, which can be seen on the Acropolis Heights and the typical buildings. Because the road is not familiar, it took some routes to find the entrance to the scenic spot. The third time, the Acropolis Pass (the second time before the Parthenon Temple) was used to check the tickets and enter. First, an old restored Church was seen, but the remnants of the frescoes in the church still looked the same. Then we passed through the barren land which was also broken walls, but it was more empty here. The remaining broken walls and stone pillars outlined the imagination of prosperity here at that time. According to the introduction, the ancient fair was not only a place for material exchange, but also a center for people's political and cultural exchange. People made speeches here to debate the truth. Socrates, a famous ancient Greek philosopher, once led his disciples to appear here. Unexpectedly, the ancient Greeks had such a profound understanding of "communication" at that time. No wonder there are so many world-famous classical philosophers who have influenced future generations.