Yes, I would like to visit Russia at some point of my natural life, the reason; they have bears and a cold winter. Do I need to say more?....Fine let`s say a little bit more for reasons beyond my control. Russia has probably one of the most interesting history, literature and language of the world in my own personal opinion. These three things are what really fascinates me when I think about a country different from my own. The winter actually helps my desicion to visit, due to the fact that I hate with my soul the hotter temperatures, which actually can make me feel sick if it is too hot. Forget about tropical paradises or romantic cities, I want to build a bear out of snow.
Most of the things that I know about Rusia are some historical facts and important figures like Catherine the Great, Ivan the Terrible, and of course the soviet leaders of the XX century. The culture is a big mistery honestly, but in their literature is where I get some insights of what could have been old Russia with the books of Fedor Dostoievski, I love his short novels. Although I always forget the name of the one where a man is eaten by a crocodile but somehow manages to live inside of the beast. It`s just hilarious.
Maybe going there in a study trip or just visiting like a regular tourist, could be enough to learn more about this country and enjoy myself with a cold winter in the middle of the Red Square in Moscow. But I will not drink vodka. I don`t want to enforce the stereotype about Russians and vodka....ok, maybe a small glass. What`s the worse it could happen?
The winter is amazing, and the russian winter... amazing x100000000000
ResponderEliminarI want to go to Russia and sing "Moskau" of Rammstein in some central square :)
ResponderEliminarMish... we are two then that can't withstand a hot temperature. About the name of the book it's very simple: the Crocodile
ResponderEliminarRussia is a country very interesting!
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