yes, it’s not bad at all, i must say that now in our city a lot of people are engaged in beekeeping, well, this is of course a completely different story, these are not bees that were somewhere in the forest, these are modern hives, the technologies are completely different, but however, the craft itself is preserved, so we are justifying our herp now, and in the cherven region, from time immemorial, people have been engaged in quality, and i will try my hand at a difficult craft. local resident tatyana seems to know everything; in her family the craft was passed down from generation to generation. generation. tatyana , there are very few craftsmen like you left, tell me, when did you study with someone, it’s very interesting, you know, my... i’ve been weaving all my life, my mother

taught you, yes, i was little, we worked with her all the time into this machine, she, i handed it to her, she kept running this machine all the time, but then the time came for me to learn on my own, my mother was no longer there, so i had to, we had an old machine, it was already a century old, then we thought about this old one a sketch was made for the machine, a new machine, so i started weave, step by step, stitch by stitch, thread by thread. thanks to tatiana’s deft, skillful hands, a pattern appears in front of us. the main rule is to make a base. this craft, says tatyana, does not forgive mistakes. if you want a pattern, here is a canvas, a white canvas, we have a dark-white canvas for two pedals, for two, two, two leggings in one direction, for two leggings in the other direction, look, you see, and if we want a pattern.

christmas tree, that means you press two, two on the knives, then the middle two, then the next two, well, you already know that now, but if a person well, basically he’s still just studying there, that is, he has some piece of paper lying next to him, he’s looking at the diagram, a little bit to the end, so that it’s there. here's some care so that it doesn't get too strong, like this, here's this thing for myself, yes, yes, i broke it, yes, that's it, that's enough once, we're talking about the most fascinating... from the world of science, i

remember when a person describes on ten pages the use of apple cider vinegar for the treatment of cancer, it can simply have catastrophic consequences, it’s clear why, we share interesting facts, but there were many errors in the assumptions of ancient thinkers, for example, galen even believed that the center of the cardiovascular system was the liver. the ancient people liked sour wine, they began to add it to food and use it. in medicine. we ask the most exciting questions and look for answers to them. and today our cardiologists have the opportunity to extend the life of the most important organ of the human body. we have long established clinics where we mainly use our own mechanical prostheses. this is absolutely our prosthesis, which is absolutely not differs in hemodynamic parameters from western samples. watch in the science nearby project on the belarus tv channel. they absorb

knowledge with an enviable appetite. is it true that in developed countries the male population predominates over the female population, the female population predominates there because men have a higher mortality rate in childhood, what do you think causes this? various factors, my dad threw me into a river when i was a child, and then they brilliantly answer the host’s questions, does anyone know why september is called... happy september, not because it’s the seventh month, no, nikita, it’s great, this is the seventh month, september is simply called a serial number, relatively speaking, even the adults are delighted with the erudition of these guys, and why , it seems to me, the population cannot be among the top ten countries in the world? sonya answered correctly, she’s smart, she has very well developed logical thinking, and even if she doesn’t know something, she can reach the correct answer, a precedent, what kind of precedent is this?

in the village of gorkovskaya sloboda, our film crew is only a couple of hours, and it feels like you’ve known its residents for many years, and yes, they’re locals. hello, good day, dear guests, we are glad to welcome you to our ivannitsk land, and in the morning, kali laska, at the sign of the plowed land of our branded ivannitsk pachastunak. good gentlemen, dear people,

we are glad to hear you very much. may our souls be blessed with a happy hour. may our souls be blessed with a happy hour. well, now we ask you to come to our house. kali weasel. this is how friendly and hospitably the employees of the cherven regional center greet guests in their small homeland culture and leisure. it opened in the fall of 1957. over time, it became the venue for folklore.

like the meetings held at the exhibitions, the menavity from these sarochkas are embroidered, there is a braided pattern, and we have understood this uzor, it’s simple, i have an old dachshund sarka, this is high, this is old ynaya, and this is what we have added today, otherwise not less and you are wearing the same adzeta old sarochka, all here we have added modern, more bright colors, and all these designs we took not just an adkul, but a gentleman, which is an authority only for our myastsovastsi. for our age, well, their aprons are worthy of payment, transferring these designs to your aprons, on caps, we have stationary options, if we call such discounts, we call it, well, russian kakoshnik, you can say this, well, it’s ours already formal variations and other anddraks, other

skirts, so that with us, too, everything is not just like that, and everything is hand-woven, all of this is embroidered by our dachshunds, all these kastums... we wear our own clothes and don’t than any other, because this is only ours. home the goal that these talented and charming women without age set for themselves is to preserve authenticity. masha, now you are already in costume, so please join us in the team, we are already accepting you into our team, stand and we will learn songs with you, with pleasure, come on, help us sing one refrain, okay. oh there kalia rivers, oh there kalia ford the cossack dzeuku, at the new chamber, oh there kalia rivers, oh there kalia ford, the cossack dzeuku there, at the new chamber, oh there kalia rivers, oh there kalia

ford the cossack calls to the dzeuk in the new chamber, maladzian! take it, take it, take it, girls, take it, well done, and we are heading to the urban village of smilovich. you can’t visit smilovichi without visiting the museum of the history of manufacture; it’s the only one in our country, and we didn’t miss this opportunity. smilovichi and... have long been a multi-confessional and multinational village, therefore various crafts were developed,

leather, bondrovskaya, weaving, as we have already seen, and felting. and it’s true that the creation, and belarus, of manufacturing production served as radevils. yes, absolutely right, and these were the first glass manufacturing enterprises, they were called guts. in 1717, anna rodivil. the wife of the chancellor of the grand duchy of lithuania built the first manufactory in the novogrod region in naliboki, where they also produced glass products. a little later, in 1732, anna radivil built another manufactory, the ureyzh one. it was already a more progressive manufactory, where they produced quite expensive things. glass, mirrors, chandeliers, crystal chandeliers. one of

the most famous manufactories in the history of belarus for the production of slud belts belonged to the rodivilov family. in 1758 , jan madzharski, a master goldsmith and entrepreneur, was invited here as a manager. thanks to him, the production became famous throughout the world. at the end of the 18th century, belts were even presented at the world exhibition. in paris, where they received very high praise. the idovna smilovichs were also famous for their free-will craft, they made felt boots. and in 1926 , several people organized an artel, which was named red star. here we see the creators of the first artel. the building was small, wooden, and already there. manufactory, that is, everything was done by hand, but

felt boots were made according to the principle of operation were divided between the members of this artel, and over time, this artel grew into today's felting and felting factory, which is famous not only in smilovichi, but beyond its borders. and we are heading to a place where people themselves set trends and amaze with their ingenuity. these amazing metal sculptures create students of the innovator interest association under the strict guidance of the creative teacher artyom krivopust. thanks to the combined efforts of hall college , today it looks more like a showroom. the bull is the largest creation yet by local college students. its weight is almost a ton, and also. this is a favorite art object among tourists in the chervinsky region; everyone loves to take selfies with it. to understand what kind

of bull it will be, you need to make horns for it, that is , we made the horns from the exhaust pipe, this is the exhaust pipe, yes, of a kamaz car, yes exhaust, here even like the bka there are such bends, yes. on the side, well, it so happened, the head, connecting rods are from a kamaz engine, here is the clutch, the clutch basket of a passenger car, somewhere there are levers, somewhere salt blocks, chains, screeners, coulters and so on, that is, everything that was at hand , we stuck everything here, adjusted it and we got such a beast, well, you are already simplifying your work, you got such a beast, but in fact, all these spare parts lie in front of you. you look, it will be a bull or what it happens? it will be a bull, that

’s what happens, the creation of one art object takes about a month on average, there are plans to collect the entire set of symbols of the year, only seven are ready so far, there is something to work on, so artyom and his team of inventors plan to attract more to their native corner more tourists. this artificial hill is now a cult place among most tourists; people call it the holy hill, and its appearance. associated with the mother of god. this place really holds many secrets and mysteries, and we will try some of them unravel. the holy hill belongs to the small

fortified sanctuaries of the 6th-10th centuries. previously, such places were of pagan cult, with acceptance. after christianity, temples and chapels were built on them, and crosses appeared. this is how this place became a cult place. the holy hill on which we are located, there is a stone, a footprint with the imprint of the foot of the most holy theotokos, who appeared at this place three times. in those days, it is believed that there was a spring here, the holy mother of god stopped, sat down on a pebble, drank some water and went further into own way. this place is from those times. is considered holy, but one must take into account that , again, in pre-christian times it was a pagan sanctuary. according to local legends , there is a story that in the forties, the trace stone was removed from the environment of smaller stones, taken by local residents and

the foundation of a house was laid. soon the house burned down, along with 12 other houses in the village. frightened by this, they returned the stone to the hill and at about the same time the woman installed three metal crosses here in memory of the three husbands who escaped during the war sons. soon a cemetery formed around the stone. the first burial dates back to 1954 . here is the resting place of a woman whom fellow villagers considered a clique of righteous women. before this, no burial mounds had been seen here. archaeological historian alexander elsky, a native of the chervinsky district. you see here part of a ritual stone that existed in pre-christian times. here you can see traces of splits, that is, it was broken into parts, but to our great happiness, exactly

the part where the foot is visible was preserved. that mother god's, for us this is a holy place, you can touch it, ask the mother of god for health, happiness, god's grace, everything you want, what lies on your soul. after rain, water collects in the hole after rain, which is considered miraculous; the main thing is to have time to wash your face and hands, this will help you gain spiritual and physical strength. until now, pilgrims from all over the world come to marina gorka. the next shrine is also a center of attraction for tourists, largely thanks to father valerian, that same exorcist priest, the rector of the temple began to pray for the sick to be carried out with the blessing of metropolitan

filoret. smilovichi previously had several churches, one of them was called. troitskaya, in 1937, was dug up, and the saints served here, starting the services of this church, ian varanets, when they destroyed it in 1937, and for months this church published a new holy church, and georgieevskaya, and then yana was transferred ў ...

he fell apart and fell at the tsarku, stuck in front of the abras, he grabbed the knife and the practical forehead of the mother, god, the abras fell and the blood gushed out, manah blinded, this is the goal of the monastery and all the monks suffered a little for the fact that the mother of god would grant the pit to everything that he worked. just before death , the mother of god appeared and said that

my sins were bestowed upon me, but the black hand appeared at that hour, pakul ne budze other pryshesce of jesus christ . and when the mana died, they plowed the yago and in the monastery's words for several years of hell... they dug and looked at it, everything was intact and the hell was imperishable, but the hand was found black, the hay against the background of the wailing shake your hand and ask for health. during the trip, it became clear that the residents of the chervinsky region are not short of health and energy, moreover, they are ready to share all this with the people outside, because as you know, the more you give, the more you receive, come too... and discover new corners for yourself belarus.

kharchenko, nadezhda yakovlevna, was born in 1921 in the village of karsunovka, poltava region. after the start.

on december 22, 1942, at the decisive moment of the battle, she replaced the deceased machine gunner and supported the partisan attack with fire, which contributed to success of the military operation. she died in the same battle. nadezhda yakovlevna kharchenko was awarded the order of lenin.

for me, creativity is self-expression, it is identification of me as a person, it is a reflection of my inner world, a reflection of my emotions, a reflection of me. hello everyone, my name is elena pokernitskaya, i am a belarusian designer, we are here. in the national center for artistic creativity of children and youth, in the cradle of the republican competition fashion mill, of which i am not the first participant year, and i invite you, friends, to immerse yourself in

the wonderful world of fashion, my world of fashion, girls, ready, natalia’s hands, working with sideburns, showing a skirt, let’s go. i work with the theme of the belarusian baroque, from the 15th to the 18th century, the period of the reign of the princes radivilov, this became my main theme, why this theme was chosen, because yes, i love my roots, i love my family, i am interested in these themes, and these are very important topics, they affect both me... personally and the history of my country, so this particular topic was chosen, and this is very a huge, richest layer in our history, dawn, dawn, growth, where... it’s just

a treasure trove for designers, for poets, for creative people, because there you can draw, draw, and draw inspiration. there are currently five collections: the first historical rangers collection was a graduation collection from the design school where i studied and graduated in 1918, so this collection was shown in 1918, then there was the after history collection, this is probably the most conscious, the most faceted collection containing... in there are a lot of concepts, a lot of meanings, probably my favorite and later there was a collection that was shown in 23rd year, this year i’m going to the fashion mill competition, i got to the finals with two collections, rabsodia fields and old look, all the collections are dedicated to the radivilov period, the theme of the belarusian borok with additional themes superimposed, i realized that no one works deeply in this topic,

no one works closely with historical cultural heritage, and the designer touches on various aspects, moments, and i realized that this niche is free, well, you can say, i deliberately, i specifically took this topic, but it really suited my soul, and i realized that i would be able to work in this topic for a very long time, and maybe i will always be able to work on it, and i for it i took myself as my own, this is some kind of personal dna of the designer, in each of my collections i use a moment, an element of arts and crafts from folk... creativity, this is embroidery, this is knitting, this is embroidery, this is printing, this is weaving, uh, so i try to reflect exactly one such moment in each one. in recently, in the fashion world, such a trend as conscious fashion, or a conscious attitude to the production of clothing, has become established. i

also try not to deviate from this rule, in particular my collection rhapsody of the fields is a clear example of this, i use natural jute thread here, it is one hundred percent natural thread, which can then be processed, knitted into rugs, used as fertilizer for trees, that is, absolutely natural material, dyes we also used natural paints diluted in oil, all this was applied hot planks, that's why no no... no machines, nothing was used here, i also use natural fabrics, this is cambric, this is cotton, and eco-leather, the rabsodia of the fields collection, it is probably the most environmentally friendly, this collection will be shown in 1924, also my new collection called drigva, where i recycle absolutely everything from the old collection, which turned out to be, well, let’s say, unclaimed, i recycle it with

a collection called drugva. an organization was founded in germany "life source". its task was to stimulate an increase in the birth rate of true aryans, as well as to increase the german population by naming children from the slavic peoples. children were removed from families in occupied territories and subjected to germanization. now ukrainian neo-nazis are taking their own ukrainian children to eu countries. but this is different. in one case, they forcibly remove children from parents who do not want to go to ukraine and are waiting for russia. in others, they turn a blind eye to how civilized countries steal from ukrainian refugee children. when the bodies

you can accomplish a lot in 24 hours, and even more in 7 days. in our project, you will learn about key dates and events in the country and the world that happened during the week, in just 20 minutes. there will be time for entertainment, exciting projects that will surprise and lift your spirits. a series of films, pearls of belarusian cinema. and of course,

online travel around... an amazing country in search of a new place on the map, all this and not only in the weekly project broadcast 24 to 7. watch on our tv channel every friday evening. the most difficult tasks are those that you have only set for yourself, that have yet to be completed, well, in fact, difficulties are always tasks and they change, depending on how you pursue your goal, i can. i can say one thing that it’s very difficult for me, just like i don’t know, for a proper classical designer to work with a private client, that is , i’m probably a freelance artist, so it’s very difficult for me to delve into psychology, into demand, that’s why i really love the stage, i had

work experience with the dancers, it's a tremendous experience, i i don’t know where else you can get something like this, when really very serious tasks were set, but with transformers, transformable clothes so that they could be transformed to fit different sizes. about quickly filming, dressing quickly, so that it would be very spectacular from the stage, and this was probably the most difficult thing, so, probably, this experience influenced my further, that i still love the stage, the show, more rather than, say, proto-art, i’ll probably repeat, my love for the stage led to my interest in competitions.

experience, share your creativity, gain experience, exchange interests and so on, new acquaintances, promotions, that is , it’s very cool, very global, i also had an invitation to the fashion community in st. petersburg, and where i represented belarus, of course, i am very proud, this is a very large-scale event, it took place in the tavechesky palace, this is a very high level, and i am proud that my collection of them...

as i see my history, we should not imitate european designers, but we should popularize our historical -cultural

potential, historical and cultural heritage, but through our own vision, as dolcea gabaana does, well, about italy, as viven vestov does about england, that is... we can do this too, we have a rich layer that needs to be revealed , open broadcast, in our country, abroad, well , i think this is my kind of mission, because i have taken exactly this period as my main topic, i always think about collections, even when i go to the store, uh, it’s probably already like that my world as a way of life, that is, i cannot call my creativity work, because it is i who live in it. well, that is, i have it everywhere around me and at home and everywhere, i talk about it often, i read a lot of things, i notice some moments, so i would say that my thoughts, well, they are always there.