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Understanding 9/11tv Taini sledstviya-9 RUSSIA1 December 1, 2023 1:05am-1:56am MSK
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[000:00:00;00] i would take it as historical, so ask me personally, i would take it, but this of course requires additional study, to see where it comes from, officials will not rush to a new edition of the law, next year the discussions will continue, city defenders and architects will take part in them , cultural figures, and then deputies of the city parliament. vladimir orekhov, vyacheslav frakov, dmitry sevastyanov and andrey romanov, news: st. petersburg. the state emblem of the russian federation is 30 years old. in petersburg this. dedicated a midday shot from a canopy to the bastion of the peter and paul fortress. the question of the symbol of the new state arose after the collapse of the soviet union. the golden double-headed eagle on a red shield was approved on november 30, 1993 . on the bird's chest is a silver rider slaying a black dragon. this is a metaphor for the determination of the people in the face of danger , symbolizing the eternal triumph of good over evil. the creator of the sketch, the state heraldry of russia georgy velenbakhov
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, took to the guns himself on this day. he emphasizes, when developing one of the main signs of the country, in first of all, the connection with its centuries-old history was important. this was the st. petersburg news, all the best. my favorite genre - both movies and tv series and books - is documentary, among which i
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really love and highlight nature films. i always watched with great pleasure, domestic and foreign, but i noticed that for some reason abroad they paid more attention to details, to the picture of the incredible beauty that exists in nature, if we have more, as it seemed to me, they said about the facts, then there them was shown, but it seems that now the situation is changing, we have our own fantastic work, its director is visiting us today. svetlana, hello, please tell us where this passion began, if i may say so, this search for beauty is so incredible and for conveying nature as it is, without words, without facts, well, that is, the main thing is there, as if this picture and sounds of nature, how did you come to this? well, very much, first of all, hello, it’s very nice that you like documentary
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films? and natural cinema, it’s always real it’s nice when people pay attention to our russian cinema, not only to foreign ones, but it probably all started very simply, i started filming birds by accident, i wanted to make a film about moscow crows, and what is called the bird’s claw, it’s been 10 years now on the culture channel there is a series of countrybirds, and somehow i was captivated by nature with its beauty , first of all probably by selfless miracles, yes, any other miracles with beautiful people that i photographed in any place are always, well such a complex mutual work, and nature gives away its miracles, unselfishly, the main thing is just to look closely, photographing birds, i always saw flowers, and sometimes you
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wake up at night in a tent from the smells, this is... usually it happens at three, most of the medicinal ones are revealed herbs, oregano, there is st. john's wort, and you wake up at night from the smells, at dawn, yes, and i looked at this beauty and thought, god, how to take it off, well , it’s beautiful, i didn’t understand how to take it off, how to show it, exactly this the beauty of the flowers, and one might say that this latent subconscious process, how to remove this, i remembered a wonderful childhood, well... we all , as it were, man came to earth later than others, that is, there were already flowers, there were already birds, there were already all insects, and then we appeared , well, god created us last, and as children, we began to study this world again , look at it, and i remembered that childhood state of mine, actually in the film, probably this is one of the key things when you discover for myself, well
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, any... flower, i remember us in childhood we walked at a certain time, we knew that today this flower would open and we went to look at it, this is accessible to the human eye if the eye is well-trained, i think, many botanists. they see it, now that you have watched many, many times how a flower opens, i can now come to the field in the morning, i see this one began to open, and there it closes, that is, flowers have discrete movements and therefore it is possible to see it and not even in general, you have to stand for hours, we just don’t see it, yes, unfortunately we we don’t see this, but i saw how flowers open during the day or hours, how a field or part of it begins to bloom, and this is on some special dates, or we need to do preparatory work there to see what when hatched, when a bud formed, then you can understand how long it will take for this flower to bloom , in my opinion it’s wonderful, a wonderful activity in general,
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watching flowers bloom, nothing could be more beautiful, more romantic, besides romanticism, it’s very difficult, it’s very it’s difficult, perhaps , probably the most difficult of natural objects to photograph are flowers, especially, you know, when i look at these frames, the thought arises, is this not a staged frame, is it somehow beautifully placed there in a closed environment with properly set light, in an artificial environment, a flower or an insect, this may, of course, be a secret , but did you really catch all this in the wild, yes, we mostly, unlike the bbc, unlike tatenboer in most cases, yes, we filmed it in nature, of course, we first we built, we had two pavilions, the film was shot in the belgorsk region, the pskov region, so i had two large pavilions, real ones, with light, with all the things, with fans, that is, with equipment, but in the pavilion in a greenhouse, flowers
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behave differently, yeah, and they need to create exactly the conditions that exist in nature, but we can’t do this, we filmed it in nature, but there we have our own secrets, how we filmed it in nature, i use them not even the reasons, i won’t tell them for a long time, so... we even had the opportunity to make our own small spontaneous discovery of a peony and it should now open, we left the camera, everything is fine, the weather is good, we arrive , the bud is closed, the camera has been working for four days, the bud is closed, we no longer understand anything, we remove the camera and look, but it turns out that it is as if it is closed , as soon as the sun came out, it opened, the sun hid behind a point, it closed. and so on five times. there were a lot of this, for example, the forget-me-not, it opens in stages, that is, one flower at 7:00 in the morning, the second flower at 9, the third there around 12. this is also not described anywhere.
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we have seen a lot of things that have not been described, there are a lot of miracles, simply magical, but all these discoveries are not easy, you need to spend a lot of physical health, strength, well, for two springs, i can say, i lay, stood on my knees in front of these. in the mud, in the cold there, it’s very, very hard work, it’s probably more difficult for me, well, there were pictures with people, well, physically, well, in general, this is the most difficult picture, it’s still very difficult to overcome, so it seems to you that you’re with flowers, that’s where it doesn’t work, no it turns out that these are all tests, tests, tests, so, but everything is rewarded , do i understand correctly that this film, this work is in the box office, yes, the film is in box office, i really want to recommend our viewers to go see it, in which cinemas it is can see? countrywide? yes, all over the country, you can even write to the cinema , we want this movie in any city, they will show it, you know, with a rental, which is surprising, when it was shown, i said, this is a movie for children, i
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say, how can it not be, well, i didn’t think so, but it turned out that children are watching it it’s wonderful, especially from the age of 6, but they sit and watch, children at the premiere in belgorod, literally did not give the adults a microphone, they started talking and uttered the metaphors that i laid down, can you imagine? they said, how is it that your snail crawls on the moon? and she doesn’t crawl on the moon there, when i was editing there, i thought so, it will read like that, it will remain in the sensations, they said that, and how were you not afraid of the dragonfly, that is, this is a movie for family viewing, i’m sure of it and i am very happy about this, i dream that our documentary films were in the box office, but we watch european films for money at the box office and are happy, and this is the world level of our film, i will say that we also have wonderful music, sorry, i didn’t say, sergei klevensky, you wrote it for
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the work, yes, it’s amazing and i think it works, it’s very exciting, this music, and our composer is brilliant, yes, in general your team is brilliant. yes, you know how it often worries me that my daughter really loves plastic dolls and knows a lot about them, and about the plot knows the line, i think, well , how can they get interested in something else, but it seems to me that by investing in ... watching something like this you are doing the biggest and right thing for your children, you are showing that there is not only plastic, but we are surrounded by a wonderful world, thank you very much, good luck to you, i hope that we will see new works soon, thank you, thank you very much, see you again!
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when i hear or think about a russian sundress, i conjure up images from paintings or textbooks where girls are in beautiful sundresses, and that’s basically all i can think about think or know them, but i’m sure our guest and expert, andrey, can tell us much more about them, hello, please tell us about sundresses, and our topic today is fashionable sundresses. we will talk about the sarafan endlessly, because indeed this is one of the most noticeable figures of russian costume, which , of course, did not remain unchanged, and the sarafan the sarafan is different, there are old, archaic sundresses, they will have a different cut, here’s the question: if you imagine fairy tale, there is alyonushka or viktor vasnetsova, these will be only sorafans, but if we imagine a very real historical russian village on the eve of the revolution, then the comparisons will be completely different. what makes fashionable? sundress from the unfashionable, this is a good question, are there
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unfashionable sundresses? yes, of course, unfashionable sundresses, some old ones in the first place, well, yes, workers, yes, it’s like we wear them to work, which is not a pity, or some old ones in what - the old women wear out, what they are used to, then it is clear that in any generation in the village there are, let’s say, those who wears it out of habit, those who show that everything is fine with me, that is, established married women, married women, they are not at all on... new trends, and not how many established such signs of prestige, there may not be too bright, but the most rich, high-quality fabrics, and there will always be a fashionable generation that quickly looks at fashion, these are young people, and here there are also two options, these are either young women, that is , young married women who rejoice in everything, show how well we got married, but the most relevant girls will be, because for them, fashion is not just to satisfy their ambitions, in general, it is
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vitally necessary. in order to get married well, at the moment when we can track changes in trends, for example in textiles, she will have the most fashionable sundress, this is exactly what we can say for sure, that all these sundresses are for a girl to get married well, with with confidence, with confidence, because the entire second half of the century, let me remind you, in russia, this is a textile boom, it is developing rapidly. centuries, in general, russia made its own millions on textiles, the shukins morozovs, tretyakovs, whoever, yes, that is, a new business arises, fabrics become available to all segments of the population, the same sitits cotton, which does not grow in russia, yes, it becomes available to everyone, the upper classes and the middle classes and the peasantry, this is the second half of the 19th century, because it is russian factories that make the maximum of ready-made... when this becomes available at fairs, this
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of course changes the peasant costume, at prices of the end of the 19th century the peasants find themselves, they are, as it were, are ahead of the middle urban classes, that is, they have a level of income, they have land, they have good farming, they have money, the excess money now has something to spend on, that’s why the peasants can afford it more than the urban population , because the peasants at the end of the 19th century are... even a little more fashionable than there, i don’t know, artisans, factory workers there and some mid-city middle class in the city, at the beginning of the 20th century, of course, the townspeople are ahead, accessible - this is what we can buy then there is when we sell our harvest at a fair, we have money, we buy everything we need first of all not for ourselves, for the farm, equipment, for livestock and so on, there for divorce and so on, we buy with the rest, which is the same it’s important how - to transfer there
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, i don’t know, your herd or your field into the next season, transfer your daughter into married life, so for the girl, of course, everything will be bought, that’s what was a luxury item, any factory-purchased fabric, even before sixties, now everyone can buy it, well, for special occasions, that’s if if the girl wants to get married, then for her this sundress should be really fashionable , to show that she is not in the sisterhood, not in the grandmotherly, but that he... is sewing this year fabrics that every decade, new trends, they are like times they help with this, because since 1870 all of russia has refused every decade. for this with trends, that is, then, well, about once every 10 years, a trend changed, yes, now i’ll tell you about them, because these trends are easily read by what fabric fashionistas choose, what they consider the most prestigious, in the seventies, all of russia switched to the so-called moscow fashion , that is, to some familiar sundresses that were
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previously worn from homespun fabrics, from checkered, from blue, there from printed ones, they are all replaced by chintz, chintz is comfortable, easy. beautiful and you can buy as much of it as you have enough money, so all sundresses become so-called round, that is, gathered around the chest or straight from straight half-pieces, then everything will go from how much the owner of the sundress carries herself, someone will have five dots, y someone will have six canvases, someone will show that we live very well, he will have a surplus of textiles, huge trains and a lot of folds, when russian chintz appears, the most favorite are some established or tastes, here is a vat of blue flowers, repeatedly they were in this studio, or, on the contrary, the most provocative, bright, so-called foreign ones with a red background, because they were made using imported dye, avignon, french specks, and then a huge number
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of trends change, really up to a decade, these are the trends of the nineties, these inserts, these inserts - just look at this, because these are decorative details, it’s not something that was passed on to someone and had to be sewn up a little, yes, yes, this is decorative, this is a sewn ribbon, cut out on the side, on the one hand, this is seen in urban clothing, such a refined, not immediately noticeable decoration, on the other hand, let's translate this also into the language of economics, because the hostess shows that i have so much of this purchased seat. what can i do not only with a sundress with wild number of folds, with a huge train, uh-huh, yes, that is, it’s kind of clear that the hostess was also rich in body beauty, but the sundress here is like enough fabric for two fashionistas, and this is just an indicator
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that we are in nothing we don’t deny ourselves when we create this luxury, these are the so-called moscow sundresses, really all of russia sincerely... that in moscow this is the only fashion that goes around, why, because the sits comes from moscow, from the moscow region, that’s why this fashion was called moscow , and then every favorite color of the decade, these bright, red sundresses, are replaced by the so-called floral fashion, and some such restrained, brown, marsh colors, are replaced by generally very bright, joyful, almost white sorofans, these two girls from the vlagoda province and two beautiful complex, as from... a lecture by my friend and colleague lyuba alipova, this is exactly for girls to get married well, let's philip, let's think about it, an almost white sundress, it's practical, definitely, definitely no, yes, that is, in how to say, walking on the grass, walking, going out into nature, these are huge problems, there are no sidewalks, but the most fashionable, yes,
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the most powerful thing is when you have a sundress that is as light as possible, the so-called milk sundresses, yes, it’s just for that purpose to go out for a walk, to attract attention, that’s why these sundresses were so well preserved, they were practically not worn after the wedding, it was such a special place, such a special niche in order to make the proper impression, well, naturally, these suits, they're all built on wealth chintz textures, that is, for everyone, in the same way, complex hats are replaced with scarves, and any fashionista has already purchased for her ensembles, again, with what... interesting, we don’t buy ready-made clothes, that is, the hostess chose this chintz, to go with it such chintz, such finishing, such finishing, yes, that is, this is the maximum of creativity, also traditionally, but from completely new materials, again, a variety of chintz scarves, those same white-earth, light-colored chintz, which the end of the 19th century was rich in,
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helps to finish all this in one ensemble, so that in the nineties of the 19th century, i am absolutely sure, all the housewives of these ... suits got married absolutely wonderfully on time , everything was fine with them, but unfortunately, this cannot be read from our clothes today, thank god that these girls we got married successfully, thank you very much for coming and telling us a little more about sundresses, i hope to see you again, see you again, goodbye. how to start conversations or conversations, almost nothing, we probably know everything, but how to... lead them correctly, continue to get out of them, i personally don’t know, larisa, good afternoon, i understand correctly that
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these conversations are about nothing, about the weather, about traffic jams, about sports, about recreation, sometimes about family, it’s called smotok, absolutely right, philip, i often i find myself in awkward situations when older comrades, older in status, start such a conversation with me and, out of politeness, obviously ask how my summer went, how was my family, how am i? and i try not to take up a lot of their time and give some kind of answer, this is how to behave correctly in a situation when such a person starts with you conversation, and you don’t understand how to answer, the tenets of etiquette say that older interlocutors involve younger interlocutors, accordingly they act absolutely correctly, and of course, you must maintain this conversation politely, as far as , say, that one there allows you or another topic, for my part, of course, when i come to this studio, i won’t be a hypocrite and say that my small talk is from the bottom of my heart, i’m terribly glad
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to see you, and i’m very touching that we recorded several programs , enough a lot with your dad, and i want to extend this story and answer all your questions, thank you very much, i am very glad that you are talking about this, and it gives me great pleasure to talk about what my father once did, thank you, i’m very glad to see you, returning to this difficult question, for example, i understand that the person who asked me this question may be late somewhere, uh-huh, should i somehow try to answer very briefly, wish you a good day, thank you for conversation, or how to understand how much time to take from your interlocutor in this small talk, this is, you know, speech intuition, yes, that is, we are all on the same level. we understand at our fingertips what it is when
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we don’t want to talk about something for a long time, a difficult question, how are you, yes, but this is also a small talk, this is also a small talk, well, look, in english there is such a formulation , and what they teach there, for example, in these etiquette schools, children, for example, there is an old formulation: how do you do? and the answer to it is not fine and thank you, but how do you do, that is? that is, how are you, how are you ok, thank you, that’s it, it’s not worth really revealing, the whole thing is not always good, things are not always good, so as if about the unwanted topic of conversation - this is health, and how about your gout, your grandmother, yes they were there, and this leads here small talk, it is not associated with any negative emotions, something completely secular that puts a person in a positive mood, and accordingly, it’s like something to which there cannot be a bad attitude, and for the most part,
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if we say about certain taboos in small talk, surely these would be conversations about politics, of course, about children, perhaps, because perhaps relationships with children are not always at the level at which parents would like to see, yeah, pets are possible, yeah, or not, well, philip, it’s like this, let’s follow the textbook. according to the textbook, it means that there are taboo topics in speech etiquette today: politics, religion, nationalities, your marital status, whether you are married or married, children, because there is a history of not only attitudes towards children, but there is a generation, for example, a conversation between a leader and subordinate or customer, and performer, may have some kind of smoltok in himself or is worth it. in general, this is it and only talk about business?
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no, in any case, any business coach and etiquette coach there will tell you that any deal, it doesn’t start, i want to sell you the pits, philip, it starts with the fact that we come to the office, we say how great the pictures are here, or are we doing something, we always use small talk, i just wanted to clarify, for example, you dream of somehow starting a dialogue with your leadership, but you can’t dare, here you are walking along the corridor towards each other, so say, oh, there’s tamtoly petrovich, we’re so glad to see you, the weather is so beautiful today, is it possible, is this necessary, that is, a subordinate can address something like this small talk to the leader, of course, we are all people, because this, as you said, anatoly stepanovich , he is just anatoly petrovich, yes, he is just a man, and he will be absolutely pleased to hear that you... for example, you know that he has pets there or there, he repeatedly emphasized at some meeting that he has a family there or
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something like that, it always has uh, it’s completely ridiculous to be silent and be, you know, such a closed person, and keep your eyes on the floor, that’s small talk, and there’s an amazing an old book, cleopatra svetozarskaya, a socialite, and it was there that they taught the art of this small talk, how to address a countess or someone of senior status, so that you would be promoted up the social ladder and invited... to another point, thank you very much , i hope our conversation will help our viewers move up any ladder they want to move up, i suggest maybe continuing or somehow extending the cycle about etiquette, about business etiquette and simply about communicating with subordinates, with managers, with anyone, how to be in life in general , with great pleasure, philip, thank you for inviting me, thank you very much,
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see you, see you. i don’t understand where these people come from, what planet, you have something inside you that allows us all to be drawn in by this simplicity, sincerity, the girls worked without... insurance, oriental, surprised, tearful, and then burst into tears, we, everyone had wet eyes, sometimes eyes can say more than a thousand words, new emotions, what they are doing, it’s impossible, just all the nerves i’m worn out, this is just
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the beginning, everything will be ahead, new discoveries for the jury and for the audience. i am very impressed, this is definitely an event for the blue bird, in the new anniversary season, this is the blue bird, the stage on which young talents from all over the country come out to become better, not better than others, and better than ourselves yesterday, blue bird, sunday at rtn, dad, when we go to jackson park, now dad will establish a business and every week we will... dad, on sunday, the game is in the intensive care unit at koshirka, they said he will live, here’s your phone number, some nika wrote to you, i was very worried when my old life fell into pieces, there will be money for you, modum and the maldives, stop fooling around, go back to your love, kiril, i
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’m actually married, i have children, so that's exactly why i invite you. for lunch, not dinner, don't rush to leave everything behind, have seriously, this doesn’t concern you, i left mika because i realized that i can’t live without you, i can’t live without children, oncoming lane, on sunday on rtr, tea, manenka, manenka, how you have to love a person , to take it and come to him, on what? lies a strong family, the question is certainly interesting, on love, what beautiful girls , i thought, he knows how to do everything, for this a person lives, he must have a continuation, on what is a good conversation based, on trust, i am so contradictory, wisdom has turned on me and
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cunning, the eye is burning, that is, well, if you noticed, even two, even two, when everyone is at home on sunday on rtr, provocation, this is treacherous behavior, there is a difference between a man and a woman, i noticed, then it turns out that my husband and my the cat is the most intelligent creature in our family. orientalism, this is conditionally some kind of parallel agenda, why do you care about nerift? continuation of the conversation in new episodes of our podcasts, and in order not to miss anything, subscribe, listen and watch on the media platform: watching, substation the first podcasts that look, the tv channel my planet presents,
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magaz is the capital of ingushetia, here is the largest bazaar in the republic. you know, i always get excited when entering a market in a new city; it seems to me that here there is a real acquaintance with the country, republic, peoples, people and what they eat, as well as traders, who, due to their profession, are always very sociable. first, let's go get flour for flatbreads and dumplings, which are mandatory for the dukh haltam. the name, by the way, is translated as dumpling meat. hello, hello, this is you have cornmeal, made from white corn. from yellow corn, oh, how is it different, this is white corn, dietary, very tasty flour, we pray every 2-3 days
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, fresh, tell me, this is this flour, it looks a little darker than, yes, this fried corn, but you eat it like porridge, dilute it with water, boil it, add butter to it, it’s also a tasty dish, but you can try it, of course you can. still healthy, pretty good, it can be used as a quick meal, yes a quick meal, poured boiling water over the poop in the morning, ate it all with milk i ran to work, and most importantly, everything is natural, everything is natural, we plant it ourselves, we grow it, well, we pray, we clean it, we do everything ourselves, can i try a little more then, of course, try it, you see, such fast food. from ingushetia, natural, healthy, and extremely quick to prepare. in ingushetia
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, flatbread is eaten more often than bread; in many homes they bake it themselves, and the flour must also be homemade. thank you very much, it doesn’t last as long as store-bought, only 2-3 months, but believe me, the taste is different. basic products of the national ingush cuisine are lamb, poultry, wild garlic, of course, corn, honey and dairy products, cottage cheese; a striking difference between the local market and , say, moscow is the absence of frozen food. that is, there is no meat or poultry at all, you see, the chickens are all domestic, self-fed, they are easy to distinguish by their yellowish skin and a certain leanness
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, their favorite meat, like lamb everywhere in the caucasus, and oh, i discovered a pavilion with a delicious fat tail, that is, fat tail lamb fat, hello, hello, what do you have, is this really a fat tail? my god, but you know, i mostly meet with raw, and here you have some other one, yes, tell me what it is, there is hot smoked, boiled smoked, smoked, transparently smoked, this is our usual smoked, transparently smoked , usually smoked, what cute fat-tailed neologisms. can't you try a piece of smoked smoked meat? after all, we have fat tail fat, if we can get it, we often
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use it in cooking, but we don’t eat it, as if in its natural form, now let’s try it. you know, it's very tasty, it was a glorious battle, guys, great job, i’ll shake
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your courageous hands, thank you again for your service, thank you, thank you, it’s a pleasure to serve under such leadership, i’m glad to hear that, hey guys, you were for us , thank you, you are our allies, the most loyal, the most courageous, for letters, and we already have, and you already have, but i don’t have it yet, and i, but i don’t have it, now they ’ll give me too , the battle in the whirlpool of the russian forest, i thought, in the history of the russian state there are so many glorious pages, victories, successes and achievements that we don’t have to invent holidays, we no longer need to celebrate other
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people’s holidays like halloween, we have enough of our own, only having time to celebrate, and this is wonderful, of course, this is not a real battle, this is a funny battle, but this and not those computer games that we play lying down on the couch, and this is also a wonderful opportunity to feel whether you still have gunpowder in your flask, it seems to me that i still have it, right? since this is all being done, here, here, here , that’s enough, and have fun a little longer more often, as they do in suzdal, remember that a holiday is life, and life is
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a holiday, fire, fire. the tv channel my planet presents the french king charles x was an entertainer, he invited the most skilled pickpockets to his balls and watched as they pulled out wallets and took jewelry from the merry guests. the king allowed the scammers to keep everything they managed to steal. we forded this river, like this, smart girl, smart girl, well done, my bullet, on the way to five fingers, pavel asked baskhalan, how often and for how long does he personally... meditate,
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and the master surprised him once again. he personally sometimes goes into meditation for as long as 40 days, you know, for 40 days, i ask what it looks like, i sit, he says, alone, in my little room, no one bothers me, a man comes and puts a plate of food he left, and god forbid, someone asks something, he is in his thoughts, he is in the astral plane. perhaps, on these very five fingers, pavel will be able to plunge into this very state of the astral plane, even for a second. diary of pavel kulikov: taban khurgan translated from buryat, five fingers, a place with special energy that is perfectly conducive to meditation. by the way, it was thanks to meditation that wushu entered the daily routine of buddhist monks. one lama was sitting in the lotus position. in meditation for 9
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years, naturally, during this time his legs became pretty numb, he had to learn to walk again. then he told his students that spiritual practices must be combined with physical practices as the latter, and wushu was chosen. this is how pavel and beishalan combine physical practices with spiritual. first they rode a couple of kilometers on horseback, now they will meditate. so go there. sit down, sit in the lotus position, what beauty there is, master , there is space ahead of you, infinity ahead of you, sit with your eyes straight, your back straight, mentally receive energy from this area and
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dissolve in it. the main task is to dissolve, the main task is to throw all thoughts out of your head, try not to think about anything, but i’ll tell you, if you haven’t tried this, it’s very difficult, for a second you catch yourself, yeah, i threw it out all thoughts, but you understand perfectly well, if you caught yourself with this thought, it means it has already come, probably, you still need to... devote more time to it. after meditation and on five fingers, pavel and his teacher returned to datsan and immediately received a new task, frankly, long-awaited and at the same time unexpected, here is pavel, our places are beautiful, but not the right word, very beautiful, yes, beauty, well, pavel, you
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have the opportunity to train our children for the first time on the territory of our dotsan, teach the basics of martial art, well, i trust you, thank you, thank you, master, he not only allowed me to conduct a training session, he also gave me the vestments of the lamas’ students, that is, i can consider myself a full-fledged student.
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the wushu greeting looks like this: right fist, left palm, repeat. well, i felt a big buzz, i felt it, i just got high, i thought it was not in vain that i came here, probably a person who doesn’t trust his student, well, let’s call me that for now, would never trust children to train, here he is , probably saw someone in me, maybe myself in my youth. hands on the belt, elbows slide along the body and do it slowly, the blow is called changsuan, translated from chinese as a long
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fist, are you ready? let's try it again. oh, you can’t imagine, i’m overwhelmed with emotions, i’m the first person to train near datsan, in the so-called buryat monastery. i guess you can say my dream has come true, it’s something amazing, there’s a lama standing next to you, who guides you, who raised me for so long and... i can even say
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happy, and i’ll tell you this, it’s even cooler, than films with jackie chann, this is a feeling that i have been missing in life, ear is not just waving your legs, but... it is a deep wisdom, an understanding of life in general, and if i manage to pass this on to the children i coach, to my children , i will be very happy, the tv channel represents my planet, and you know, i was remembering yesterday , wondering where i would like to go in tuva, i understood one thing, i understood what the main local paradox is, and it is that it seems like the republic lives in the day
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today, but at the same time it is so original, the breath of history is so felt here and it is so faithful to its age-old traditions that the concept of time is completely blurred, and it seems to me that this my journey through tuva will be... a kind of march, there to the distant - distant past. in kyzyl, the role of a time machine is played by the national museum. every guest of the republic is simply obliged to visit it, walking along its several floors, and you can learn everything, or almost everything, in tuva. about local mountains and rivers, plants and animals, about how it is here people lived centuries ago, what they wore, what they ate from and what they believed in, what a century. the exhibits of this museum take visitors thousands of years back to visit the mysterious ancient scythians. in general, it turns out that tuva is a kind of archaeological klandike that has already ... created a real sensation in the scientific world, by the way, the first such case occurred in
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the seventies of the last century, when scientists discovered the largest and oldest burial site in all of eurasia, skivskoe, yes , right here in front of us is material from this burial, this the famous arzhan mound, it dates back to the turn of the 9.8th century bc, here is a very interesting wonderful exhibit, a kolunda coffin, which was buried by one of the king’s close associates, here we can, by the way, look at another model. this is a model of the arzham mound, its diameter reached 120 m, and its height was 5 m. about 5,000 larch logs were used for the construction of this mound and here there are 70 houses with robes, and if with adapters, it turns out somewhere around 100 , imagine, a whole city, yes a city on earth, especially for life after life, in the center there was a main room, chamber number one and chamber number two, where the king, queen and eight entourage were buried, a little later seven more people were sent who. more than 160 riding horses were buried here in this mound, it was such a very interesting time when the king left
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this life, the queen and his wife also accompanied him to another world, and representatives of the union of tribes, respecting and honoring this man, also left for another world with him, they they perceived death as a way of transition from one life to another life, and did not believe that in that other life they would be born again, they would need people, horses, objects, naturally, a spouse, this is before. just think how much incomprehensible for us, modern people, the arzhaan mound contains, but that’s not all, because later arzhan 2 was also discovered nearby, the second sensation that thundered already in 2001, there is also something about it here, in front of us is a deck of reconstruction of the burial of the king and queen, that’s where who is? this is the queen, and this is the king further away, that is, the queen, she was lying behind him, there is a very good one in the russian language... she is also married here
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, they are lying like this with bent arms, bent legs, like a baby’s pose, emrion’s pose, they seemed to have fallen asleep and life goes on after life, and what else was here, they were very beautiful here, and of course they had clothes , only gold jewelry was preserved, because all the objects were made of leather, fabric, felt , respectively, 2700 years have passed, but gold is really the metal of the gods and kings, everything what's yellow in this reconstruction? everything was made of gold , we can see these gold objects with you in the hall, in our special separate room, in the hall of gold. kurgan arzhan 2 is younger in age, 8th century bc, that is, the very dawn of the skivian civilization and the jewelry found confirm this; looking at these products, it’s hard to believe that such filigree work could have been done 2,700 years ago. in addition, all the jewelry was cast, which means that even then, on the territory of modern tuva, they knew how to melt gold. general vessky gold from the arzhan 2 mound, about 20 kg, and
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this is more than the gold of the egyptian pharaohs and the gold of three. in fact, all this is very impressive, i would like to buy something like this from kiv as a souvenir, or the tuvan national one, look how interesting these guys are. in the souvenir shop i went to, we found a little thing depicting the finds that i saw in the museum, for example, a copy of a bronze one. in the form of a curled-up panther from the first arzhaan mound, now this is a little bit an unofficial symbol of tuva, yes i found a lot of things here, leather goods, national clothes, all sorts of nice little things for the home, my eyes run wild, i spent money, but i couldn’t, everything is so beautiful, for example, i bought a pendant with sskivi motifs made of stone, but more about that a little later, another little box and this... tilda doll, well , these fashionable, fashionable dolls, now all this needs
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