True Notes From Russia

22 years old | Russian student of material science | Addicted to MU and Rick Sanchez 

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Take it easy

Undoubtedly, one of the stunning and thriving cities in the world - Moscow. There are the large number of opportunities for spending your time and doing whatever you want. If you wanna soak up the atmosphere of night life - welcome to the the best nightclubs, scattered throughout the whole city, especially Red October area, including GIPSY, Wander Bar or Strelka. Desire to go for a wander around cobbled streets - Red Square. Maybe you tired from your stressful 9 to 5 job? Get way from it all in the different parks and gardens, that retain the unique historical objects. 

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3 common rules aka How to survive in Russian subway

Today, I’m gonna share with you some rules how to behave yourself in Russian metro. It’s clear, that all tourists, who came to Russia have even went down underground (especially in Moscow and Saint-Petersburg). Our subway is considered as one of the famous metro all over the world because of its beauty and energy. 

However, you have to be careful, standing in line for subway’s ticket because you don’t know what can you face with in this place. Here are 3 rules for your successful journey in this country.

There are  “бабки с огромными сумками”, who always might be dangerous for you. NEVER STAND IN FRONT OF THEM, especially, if they gonna go out from the train. Otherwise, they will point at you and tell to everyone about your manners ( in the rude way, of course).

Don’t try to use someone else’s social card if you don’t wanna pay an enormous fine. Aa a rule, you will be successful couple of times in attempts to lie to controllers, until you will be caught by them. 

Avoid to use the subway at 8.00 a.m, 1.00 p.m, 6.00 p.m because it’s peak hour, so you might be sandwiched between two “бабки с огромными сумками” and, afterwards, you will regret about this decision during the whole life.

If you will follow these rules, I’m absolutely sure you’ll have all chances to survive in Russian subway. 

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Introduction

Hi, guys  This is my first post here, so allow me to introduce myself. I’m Alex and I’m studying material science and nanotechnologies in NUST MISIS. To be honest, it isn’t so easy for comprehending knowledge in this field, because each student requires to know all primary subjects like math, chemistry, physics and so on. On the other hand, he has to be familiar with specific subjects, including crystallography, roentgenography and electronic microscope. However, if you are really interested in this science, you might be absolutely sure that it won’t just waste of your time.  I’m living in Moscow, where we have the large number of traffic congestions and terrible climate, problems with public transport and high rate of unemployment among young graduated students. But, in spite of these drawbacks, Moscow is a cheerful and exciting city enough. In this blog, I’ll try to demonstrates all aspects of Russian student’s life as positive and negative, so be willing to forget about all stereotypes of this country.  

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