Dream of Mayakovsky: Chinese language in Moscow courtyards

Sunday in Moscow is like a holiday that repeats itself every week, and each time brings something new and unpredictable. Young writer Anna, inspired by the spirit of the great Vladimir Mayakovsky, decided to take a walk around courtyards near Tverskaya streetAnna was sure that if there was a place where one could catch inspiration, it was here, where every stone breathes history.

The clouds over Moscow, like torn pages of an old book, lazily stretched across the sky. A light breeze whispered forgotten poems when Anna stopped at an old house, the windows of which looked directly onto the famous Tverskaya. She took a small notebook out of her pocket and began to write down thoughts that seemed to rhyme by themselves.

But poetry wasn’t the only thing on her mind that day. Anna was keen on learning Chinese, and this new hobby became a real passion for her. She imagined how she would one day go to Beijing and communicate freely with the locals. But for now, her interest in Chinese culture was limited to the pages of a textbook and rare encounters with Chinese tourists in Moscow.

And so, among the ancient courtyards, she met a group of Chinese tourists. At first, Anna did not pay attention to them, but then she heard one of them, a young guy, reading Mayakovsky's poems out loud in Chinese. It was unexpected and surprising. She stopped to listen, and soon got into a conversation with them. It turned out that the guy was also studying Russian, and he and Anna quickly found a common language, discussing the differences and similarities between the two cultures.

They walked around the courtyards together, sharing their thoughts and impressions. Anna was amazed at how deeply and sincerely the boy understood Russian poetry. At that moment, she realized that learning a language is not only about words and grammar, but also a way to get closer to the heart of another culture.

When Anna returned home, she felt renewed. This day, filled with unexpected encounters and discoveries, had become a reality for her. She opened her notebook to write down everything she had experienced, but suddenly realized that it had all been… a dream.

She woke up in her room, a closed notebook lay on the table, and the morning sun was shining outside the window. Anna smiled, realizing that even in her sleep she was able to experience amazing adventures.

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Of course, this is a joke, and there is no real basis for this story - just a little imagination and for the sake of a smile! And if you are interested in real facts and events, we invite you to the excursions of the "Radius" bureau, where real history comes to life!