Leaving the Roman Theater and returning to the Oval Square to continue north, it is the Coronation Avenue, which is the most popular street in the city. When the Roman emperor crowned the eastern land, the citizens gathered on both sides of the street, admiring the huge fleet, feeling the mighty imperial power, and by the way, expressed pride as a part of the Holy Roman Empire. The collapsed marble column next to the theater is a fascinating experience of the Roman era. Continue along the Coronation Avenue. The first thing I saw was a high-end market. At that time, it was all the luxury that Bai Fumei could enjoy. There were silk and ceramics from China, perfumes and essential oils from Egypt. Fur and gems from Central Asia. I believe that the Roman man at that time also like us, greatly resentful of such a place, completely raising the price of picking up the girl, not leaving a living path!