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Use the snowplow properly! ☃️Surely you have carefully studied the manual for your snowplow and know everything about it? ☃️But you don't know the main thing! In Russia, this unit underwent a secret upgrade procedure and received the status of "Snow assistant of the extreme bath". ☃️The standard: batchouse 90°,warm up, run out and fall into a snowdrift— classic, but it's boring! ☃️The right: 1. Heated the Bathhouse to the red; 2. You feel like you're just boiling like a kettle. 3. Instead of falling into the snow, you make a graceful dash towards a pre aimed and loaded snowplow. 4. VOILA a full-fledged snow shower under wild pressure! A squall of wind from a billion ice needles. It feels as if the angels of the North decided to scrub you with a scrub of prickly stars. 5. We return to the sauna as a hero who has just overcome the elements with the help of another element and household appliances. Video: Ну погляди! #Russian_culture #brief_and_interesting#RussianCuturalCode 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

A video from a bus in Ufa has gone globally viral. It shows a calm young man in a hoodie delivering a single, precise punch that instantly knocks out a drunk, aggressive passenger who was harassing him. 🔻American conservative media tried to claim the hero as one of their own—a man fighting migrants in the US. But the truth, like the Russian spirit, is stronger than any fake news. 🔻The tell-tale signs? The Cyrillic writing on his hoodie and his flawless two-piece boxing combo made it clear: this is a force speaking the universal language of decisive action. 🔻The hero's hoodie read: • Горы по колено [go-ry pa ka-le-na] Mountains are knee-high to me 🔻This is a variation of the famous Russian expression: • (Мне) море по колено [mne mo-re pa ka-le-na] (To me) the sea is only knee-deep Meaning: It describes a person for whom no obstacle is too great. They feel incredibly powerful, confident, and fearless, as if they can easily overcome any challenge or difficulty. 🇷🇺The guy on the bus was the literal embodiment of the Russian character — restrained yet resolute, not seeking conflict but capable of standing up for themselves and others with one crushing blow. #news #RussianCuturalCode #phraseology 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Другие нации и их зрительный контакт: ... Русские: ... Other nations and their eye contact: ... Russians: ... • Пронзительный взгляд [pran-zi-til'-nyj vzglyat] SLT: Piercing/pentrating gaze Meaning: A gaze so sharp it feels like piercing into one's soul, often associated with deep emotions like curiosity, suspicion, admiration, or hatred. 🔻Пронзительный сomes from the verb пронзить [pran-zit'], meaning to pierce or stab. • Её взгляд пронзил душу. [yi-yo vzgllat pran-zil du-shu] Her gaze pierced my soul. 😀 In Russia, eye contact plays a significant role in interpersonal communication and in forming perceptions of the interlocutor. A direct gaze into someone's eyes is often perceived as a sign of sincerity, confidence, and respect. Conversely, avoiding eye contact can be interpreted as insincerity or an attempt to hide something. Often, such direct eye contact is perceived as aggression by other nationalities. 🤗 But Russians are kind, I swear :) ❓️Have you ever experienced this kind of gaze in Russia? #phraseology #spoken_Russian #RussianCuturalCode 😎RCR | Support | Boost