The article explores the city of Smyrna (Izmir), highlighting its rich multicultural history and the impact of Greek culture. It references the film 'Smyrna my beloved' and the book 'Witches of Smyrna', which depict the city's past. The modern city is described as a bustling metropolis with a mix of modern infrastructure and remnants of its historical architecture. The article also mentions Agios Vukolos and Agia Fotini, two churches significant to the Greek Orthodox community. The Press Museum of the Union of Journalists of Izmir is noted for its exhibits on journalism history. The piece reflects on the city's dual identity, blending Eastern traditions with modernity, and touches on the personal connections between Greeks and the people of Smyrna, emphasizing the importance of cultural ties over political divisions.