International Students of Moscow Polytech Visit the "Pushkin and His Era" Exhibition

Students of Moscow Polytech fr om Sri Lanka, Jordan, Yemen, Egypt, Turkmenistan, China, and Nigeria visited the Pushkin State Museum, wh ere they explored the exhibition "Pushkin and His Era." The tour focused on the poet's life and work, his contemporaries, and the culture and daily life of 19th-century Russia.

Participants visited halls dedicated to Alexander Pushkin's famous works: "Eugene Onegin," "The Queen of Spades," "The Captain's Daughter," "The Bronze Horseman," and others. The exhibition allowed students to see how the historical era, cultural environment, and everyday life of that time were reflected in the poet's work.

For the international students, the museum visit was an opportunity to get better acquainted with Russian literature and culture, and to learn more about one of the most significant authors of the Russian classics.

Cultural and educational events help international students of Moscow Polytech adapt to life in Russia, get to know Moscow better, and broaden their understanding of the country's history and traditions.