If you come to Tunisia, then the first place you have to go to is the old city of Medina in Tunis. It not only preserves the Arab life of ordinary people, but is also listed as a world cultural heritage. The 2,800 hand workshops and 3,050 shops here attract thousands of foreign visitors every year. Into the Medina market, which still retains the traditional way of life, is like walking through an Arab culture museum, hookahs, shops selling turbans, and Islamic-style wooden doors. Women wear a variety of Baotou and buy coffee or green tea in a small street shop. The shop is full of all kinds of goods, brown and blue berber rugs, ceramic dishes, leather camel furnishings... These handicrafts are piled on the door, hanging on the wall, even in the middle of the walkway The goods stalls, the tourists who are shouldering the shoulders are full of alleys.