to others, if a person has a talent, well, i don’t know, for welding, so to speak, then perhaps he doesn’t need a higher education. he ’s happy with it, he’s useful there and loves his job, well , why should he get an additional one, well, if he doesn’t want it himself, yes, and if you interact with people there or create some creative products, it’s a must in my opinion, do you think artificial intelligence can replace creative professions in the future? i really hope not, because artificial intelligence is still there the indicators for

conducting art are laid down, tell me, please, how not to make a mistake when entering and choose a profession that you really like? also a simple answer: you need to listen to yourself, sometimes they advise to take career guidance testing, probably, it helps someone, but it is also not absolute, yes, because , for example, the job suits me, there is mathematics, as it turns out, i took it for myself. but i have a different way out, so you need to look at your inclinations, what works best in any case, what you like, because well, it's also an old-old saying, find yourself a job that you love, you will never work a day, you will enjoy what you do, maybe you should listen to your parents, but unfortunately, parents are not always right, because very often our parents also come and say, well, or

came, we don't want, we want the child to go into it, the child himself really wants it, he wants to do it, for example , theater and there were cases when parents they banned it, then the child came, anyway, even after finishing another higher education, getting another education, he came and understood that well , this is his, because there is nothing more difficult than to do.

think very carefully about what you want, what you want to do. the next question, on your right, the black sector, in what was the most interesting place you ever had to dance, and this is the most interesting place, but for me, when i was 15, we went on tour to vladivostok, and there was such an aircraft carrier minsk, then it was called, then to...

our university is involved, so i also help there, as a choreographer, so at the end of december, let's learn, let's, great, but only all together. well, come on , stand up, this is not dancing, this is an exercise, and what is there, only me, and this is called swing, yes, well, i didn't dance, of course, from sunset, happiness is a fool, etids...

applause, how great it is! thank you! this signal means that it's time for questions, heroes and glass. natalya vladimirovna, now you have to choose the best question of this programs. yeah, i'll probably choose the most provocative question: is it possible that a woman can't be in charge? who asked this question, and tell us, what class, what school do you study in? my name is ksyusha, i study at the twenty-fifth gymnasium. b. according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question gets a special gift from our guest. come out to the site. where is our promotional products? what if you want to become our student? and you will already have our cup, our svetshot, and

everything, come, guys. thank you big. it's not scary. to teach is something, probably, from personal life, or, for example, the most, so to speak, shameful incident from childhood, thank you, i probably would like to be, but i don't like questions about salary, because now

there are such people who look at a person and compare how much he dresses, how much something costs him, and i think that salary is such a question that it is not advisable to ask. hello, yes, i would like to be in this chair someday, because it means that you have become some successful person, and many are interested in simply listening to the answers to all sorts of questions, and how you share your experience, well , probably now i would not name any awkward question that would be for me. thank you very much, i am very grateful to you, it is very comfortable with you. natalie, it is time to say goodbye to our audience. so, the rector of the belarusian state university of culture and arts. natalia korchevskaya is a guest today on the program 100 questions to an adult: i am waiting for you at the entrance to the site. and here i will ask you to stay. natalia, what was the most difficult question for you today? and, probably, the question of whether, the question that i chose as the best, whether a woman can, with some very conscious

approach and her sincerity. i am very glad that i visited today. today you managed to answer 68 questions. tell me, if we invite you again, will you agree? with pleasure. i am addressing our young audience. do you think that our guest was maximally frank with you today? raise your hands those who think so. i think that the heroine was maximally honest, her the answers were very open, she knew what she was talking about, she didn't make anything up because there was simply no time for that. and to me the heroine seemed very open, attractive, it's clear that the person is passionate about her work. and passionate about art, who thinks that natalya vladimirovna was being cunning today, not telling the whole story, trying to get away from you, that she decides to keep some things quiet, i won't give any examples, to be honest, there is some

truth in this, after all, you can't discuss things with minors their information that is understandable to an adult, natalya vladimirovna, we have such a rule: the last word is always for the hero, sum up the conversation that took place, in art it is very important - this feeling of partnership, and i want to wish all our children ... so that they do not always understand that we are in the big sense of the word, all a big-big team, even if we, perhaps, do not know each other, but someday we will find out, all of us together must make, well, really our life better, the life of our country better. rector of the belarusian state university of culture and arts, natalia korchevskaya is a guest on the program 100 questions for an adult today. see you in a week.

many people know that all keen gardeners are a little philosophers, but i think not everyone has heard that it was philosophers who became the founders of organic farming, lavender and tulip fields have long become one of the calling cards of the beautiful mother belarus, farming as

a way of life and its philosophy. we are in the fields of the peasant farm nakhodka polesie in the agro-town tyshkovichi in the capital of tulips, so we unofficially call our agro-town and in general in the brest region, everyone already knows us, not only know the brest region, call it the capital. the initiator of the creation was my. husband valery nikolaevich. initially, when we got married, we lived in the city of pinsk.

we had several friends who grew tulips in small quantities. my husband was very interested in this topic, at that time there was still no demand for tulips in belarus. and the next year we were already we grew 7,000 tulips on our garden plot in the city of pinsk, then everything went in geometric progression, the next year we grew 17,000, i was shocked, i was so scared, but it’s not for nothing that they say, the courage of the city takes, nothing ventured, nothing gained , we didn’t have the opportunity to grow more tulips on our garden plot in pinsk, we were residents born in the agro-town of tyshkovich, we... decided to return to tyshkovichi, there is a larger garden plot here and

grow more tulips, we built a greenhouse on the plot of land near the estate where my mother lived, we grew 300,000, we started growing tulip bulbs recently, literally three years ago, here again the merit of the husband is that he managed to involve in this activity. to draw prospects for sons, son-in-law, they became interested in this issue, and they are all advanced, so, let's speak in such a modern language, because perhaps, we, uh, if they had not participated in this production, and would not have achieved that, the husband is the main strategist of this farm.

and my nephew works on this farm with his wife, and i want to say, this is the strong backbone, who has irregular working hours. who set a goal, achieves it, not that as much as possible, but live for the sake of the future, see this future, strive to live better, because well belarus is really a country for life, whoever

wants to achieve something, whoever really wants to work, has... the opportunity to work and achieve, many do not want to go to the village, because well they think that it can be hard to work here, it's really not easy to work, because well, somehow everything is developing in such a way that we are used to working little physically, but in general work ennobles, whoever comes to us, everyone says that they gain energy and enthusiasm from us, well, we all like it. sons and son-in-law nephew never said that they don't like working here , they want to change their place of work, here you work, you work, but also for rest the places are unique, i want to say that we have very hardworking people in polesie, each of

our people, in the summer , it is very difficult for us. to find people to work, because everyone has their own garden plots and they are not sown with grass, they are planted with blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, almost everyone who is still at that age when they have the strength to work, takes an additional hectare, 2 hectares, land in the village council, they plant early potatoes there. cabbage, people cannot imagine life without work, a person works because he is used to working, because he works at home, and he works with us the way he works at home, and i my husband were born in the agro-town of teshkovich, at that time there was a village of teshkovich, parents,

wife worked, at that time there was a collective farm in... collective farm as field workers, my parents also worked on the collective farm as field workers, at that time, well now field workers - it is much, probably, easier and simpler than in those days, it was after the war people really worked very hard and a lot, we were brought up in such an atmosphere, therefore our views on life are the same, and moreover my husband and i are classmates, love since the first grade, in short, everything coincided, i finished eight classes of tyshkovichskaya secondary school studied in

grodno in pre-college in the preschool department. my husband finished secondary school, then the army, then we got married very early at 20 years old tried to live in pinsk, i worked in a kindergarten, my husband worked at a factory, kpal, then it was called, and then it just so happened that where you were born, there you came in handy, i never thought that i would return to the village, well, because somehow life works out like that and still, by the way, it works out like that, that everyone strives to go to the city, and not only children strive to go to the city, our parents, maybe because they worked hard, they reasoned like this, oh, i need to study and work somewhere in the city, where it's easier, at the moment, i want to say, life in the city and

the village is not much different, well at least... electricity, shops, everything is within walking distance, asphalt everywhere, everyone has gas heating, accessibility, at that time of course it was not so, so we also dreamed of the city, and i never thought that i would return to the village, never. our life, probably, it is almost immediately changed 8 years ago, in 2015 we started all this, we decided, well, it’s just

an adventure, to plant lavender here, there was an empty plot of land, none of us were going to do this, because i worked as an economist, vitalik worked as an engineer, we met at work, we had this conversation, what do you dream about, i say, well , about everything being good in the world. for everyone to be healthy, and he says: i want to have an ironing board and lots of shirts, that is, we dreamed at all, we didn’t dream about on such a farm, when we planted lavender, of course, a lot changed, because our life, it became, well , subject to these, uh, seasonality, we began to notice when the seasons change, that there is winter, there is summer, yes, that we began to travel a lot, we are practically on the road all this time. because we live, work in brest, we come here to work here, because - all of this was not built immediately, yes, as

they say, it did not all grow at once, it was all gradual, we gradually planted, gradually dug up new areas, and we therefore there was no point in quitting our main job, so we combined our main job with this one, that is , you are there in the office 5 days a week, are you serious? man, 2 days you are here like a team in this here in this dirt, we also had very, very poor living conditions in the house, this of course added its own extreme, you just plunge into a completely different life, so we learned that there are some difficulties, well, in terms of physical labor, you understand that well, you have to work, no one nothing will be done for you here, yes, you do everything yourself, of course we were tired, but there was a lot of romance in it. there is such a thing, we noticed that the work is such, well, as for me personally, yes, it is so intense, mental, engineering, yes, well, when you arrive, you break away from all this, from objects,

construction and the like, therefore here you kind of have a moral rest, physically work and rest, you come to renewed, fresh air, lavender is a wonderful plant, lavender is very... well matched with our climate, winters well, takes root well, blooms well, it is a perennial that you planted and it pleases with its blooming for quite a long time compared to other plants. the only thing that we do on purpose is that we lay agrotextiles, which protect against weeds and retain moisture. almost all of our bushes are propagated by us ourselves using seeds or cuttings, cuttings, we bought some bushes simply out of botanical interest, when you go... you see a granny selling somewhere or somewhere in a garden center - some interesting one bush, you grab it, drag it, plant it,

right here next to me you can see different varieties, the main lavender, which is bright, quite tall, a rich purple color, yes, this is the usual english spiky lavender, it is dark, a rich color, those bushes are dark ... the one that is taller is the heathcote variety, that's what it's called, and uh, when it dries, it becomes a rich blue color, very beautiful, then we have this lighter lavender, this variety is most often voznesenskaya, that's what it's called, it's also we got it from seeds, we didn't grow it on purpose, it's beautiful in bloom, many people like it, some even like lighter lavender, the shade of the smell, more aromatic, compared to english forest lavender, it's more aromatic, but when it dries, it's so light, it becomes grayish, we practically say that there is more bouquet lavender, there is less

bouquet lavender, yes more bouquet less, because since we use all this later for floristry, we still divide it into such varietal - differences, yes advantages, what will be better in a bouquet, what will be worse, what can be used in a sachet, these are aromatic bags. and let's say this light lavender, it is good for these chromatic bags, there is also a variety like this, but it is not even a variety, it is a hybrid of narrow-leaved and broad-leaved lavender, it was bred specifically, uh, it is called lavandin , its variety is the grossa variety, the same lavandin has many additional varieties, they have already been bred specifically - by breeders, everything that grows in provence, this is lavender. it smells like this one, i i don't know about french perfumes, yes, yes, like men's perfume, good perfume, such a comfortable smell, like a cream smells. and

lavender usually smells like grass, hay, the smell of both lavandin and lavender changes over time during drying, that is, every day it's a new smell, many people are looking for lavandin seeds, even vitalik once argued, we argued very hard, he found some seeds in lavandin, here are the black dots, but this is not it, only if you get plants or a seedling somewhere, stalk, we are practically constantly asked, why do you need so much lavender, people , well, not... a little initiated into the topic , so they ask, well, you planted it, why do you need so much, are you just taking pictures there or do you do something else, we, uh, initially we didn’t have much of it, for some reason i decided that i could make bouquets, although i’m not a florist at all, i never studied this, but maybe, apparently this whole earthly story somehow reveals some new facets in people, and i started making bouquets dried flowers, add other dried flowers, our lavender, again we collect flowers,

then use... in chromatic sachets, this is all our material, that is , after it blooms, at a certain moment you need to collect it, no later than a certain stage of flowering, you need to collect it, dry it correctly, put it all together correctly, and then we also use soil in the bouquet correctly, and here we are practically in the lowlands, we go into the swamp, forest, pine needles are everywhere, pines against soil oxidation, we have limestone flour and bedovmite flour, it will be the best means. there yes for a summer resident some main point of choosing a place for growing lavender, it should be open, like our sunny place without oppressive plants, even if it is at a distance of there a meter, then lalanda will feel that something is bothering her, she will not develop as well as she can, it is good to clean the soil from weeds, it should still be light, you can even sandy soil, well usually belarusian garden soil, it is perfect for this, without stagnant water, that is, if you

plant. some kind of fermented vegetable garden, yes, lowland, it is very bad for it, the whole season, the whole planting of lavender from april practically, if the spring is already so warm, until october, that is, you can plant it all this time, if you have a bush, very often a mistake of beginner lavender growers, they feel sorry for the taste, it blooms beautifully, well, what can i do, i'll trim it , well, so what about flowers, i want it to bloom longer, in fact, you need to trim it, then the bush, it feels that it will bush out more, it will grow better, it will develop.

that is, they get their main nutrition from the leaves, as you can see, well, a little, that is , there is no foliage, that is, all the nutrition comes almost through the root, and of course, if it sits there in one place for 5 years, a bush, it is clear that it has already collected all the minerals near itself, that is, in principle, we don’t give fertilizers there at all, but if the course is already large, then i think that in the fall it won’t hurt to feed it a little with some kind of complex fertilizer. this is my hobby, this is my happiness, these are our flowers, when we started the farm, well, it’s easier to do business in the city, because people there don’t know each other friend, they don't know who comes from what

family and somehow... they understand all this easier when you start doing business where you were born, people initially have some mistrust, how can they, will they be able to organize all this, because well, people here are simpler, they are used to working themselves, not organizing labor, working themselves physically. so i wouldn't say that someone criticized us, but people initially were distrustful of our business, and such reasoning, and who needs these flowers, and to spend money, well, because well, time changes, views change, now it’s completely different, now everyone

in tyshkovichi has... chulpans growing in their yard, everyone comes to work for us in the winter, under a contract, to clean them, everyone admires them, when... somewhere i meet some acquaintances from another area, somehow people run into each other, they go somewhere together, they vacation together, they lie in the hospital together, and it’s nice when they say, oh, and i went there together with your village, i vacationed with your village, they spoke so well of you, and you have such beauty, nice, nice people. in general , they changed their opinion, well, just 180° in the opposite direction, now it’s the other way around, people are already asking us, and how, how do we plant correctly, and what do we feed, that

we have such high yields, that is, mistrust has already turned into, let’s say, imitation, let’s say, the policy of our... economy, if people ask us something, we always prompt, because from our experience, let’s say, if a person wants to achieve something, he will achieve it anyway, and if a person wants achieve something, why not help him, so we must be benevolent in this world, as it comes, so it will respond, and in general we must do good. life is one, now such a world that i want to wish myself peace, peace, there will be peace, we are all hardworking and my children and grandchildren

are growing up, and life, having lived, well, let's say, having lived most of my life, already a big one, i think that this is really the main thing, peace and health, and ... in our country, in belarus now there are all the conditions, in principle, to start some business, let's say, now it even depends on

personality, from a person who has initiative, if well a person wants to show initiative, in principle no one limits, that is, to do some business, given that the climatic conditions are now with us. with the same and compete with the same strip with rostov russian on well i don't know on agricultural products in principle now it is really possible to implement yes if if in principle those desires in general the main desire for desire already comes some opportunities and we have. in principle there is enough of everything to take and do, you always need to try, never you have to be afraid, you feel your own on your land, you live peacefully, you rejoice, this is a very, very main, very important element in

life, but if this is not there, you don’t know where you are, yes, you are lost, then this is very, well, it seems to me, this is very strong in the psyche, when you know that there is a corner of the earth, yours, cool, still beautiful. very big, even the history of our family, our child, all this creates our common history on our land, this is somehow felt very strongly, very, very, very somehow strongly you are proud of it, you are not happy when you have nothing. you want, we still want something, in general they say, happiness loves silence, but for some reason i decided to share all this, not to hide it all, and it all poured out into a blog, and then from the blog it all poured out into a book, which is called parts

among lavender, and really i described completely randomly everything that happened to us during these years of ours, while we were creating our farm, it turned out that these are very close stories. many people, it is happiness, it is, well, it is everywhere, it is in you, to me it seems, just wherever you go, if you have it in you, well it will be, we carry our happiness. an important atmosphere in the family and i just feel it, we have one, you can believe it or not, but for us the state of vitalik and my daughter depends on my condition, they really feel it, it is also very important for a woman to create this hearth, comfort, yes, you are like the center, you feel like this main hearth in the family, thanks to... our business, again, thanks to the fact that we create this in the house, our

our family, the history of our family, our lineage, its continuation, and this is a very pleasant feeling, very important for a woman, for a man too, he feels such, well , his importance, and for a woman you feel that you are doing something warm, something good.

on air novosti now with you yulia pertsova, hello, we have everything to repel possible dirty tricks against belarus. the president stated this at a meeting on military security. alexander lukashenko noted: