Vibrant Baghdad Souk Alive with Trade and Music – AI Generated Video | Hailuo AI

Generate & Play Hailuo AI video：Days later, after completing our daily work at the vizier's palace, we went for a walk through the souk and the gardens of Baghdad. The city that afternoon presented an intense bustle, feverish and uncommon. That very morning, two rich caravans from Damascus had arrived in the city. The arrival of the caravans was always an event, as it was the only way to know what was produced in other regions and countries. Their function was also dual regarding commerce, as they were both sellers and buyers of the local products of the countries they visited. The cities took on an unusual appearance, full of life for this reason. In the shoemakers' bazaar, for example, you couldn't enter; sacks and boxes with merchandise were piled up in the courtyards and shelves. Foreigners from Damascus, with immense and colorful turbans, displaying their weapons at the waist, walked carelessly, looking indifferently at the merchants. A strong smell of incense, kif, and spices was noticeable. The vegetable sellers were arguing, almost fighting, uttering tremendous curses in Syriac. A young Moscow guitarist, sitting on some sacks, sang a monotonous and sad tune: What does the life of people matter if people, for better or worse, simply live their lives.