Day Two of Russian Language Festival: Teaching and Cultural Sessions

On the second day, Prof. Roman Porozov and Mr. Anton Dolgov from Ural State Pedagogical University (USPU) conducted engaging sessions that introduced students to different dimensions of Russian literary and artistic culture.

Prof. Roman Porozov led the lecture on “The Russian Poetic World,” introducing students to the richness of Russian poetry and its cultural and intellectual significance. He encouraged students to engage with Russian poetic expression and understand the connection between language, literature, and Russian cultural identity.

Mr. Anton Dolgov conducted the interactive lecture on “Russian Literature and Painting,” exploring the relationship between literary works and visual art. The session encouraged students to see how Russian literature and painting have reflected the country’s history, society, and cultural imagination.

The day concluded with a cinema seminar on “Soviet Film Classics,” where participants watched and discussed Soviet cinema, providing a further opportunity to understand Russian culture through film.

Overall, Day Two provided students with an enriching learning experience by connecting language with poetry, literature, painting, and cinema, making Russian cultural heritage accessible through interactive and engaging teaching.