Курышев Егор

For millions around the world, cars are far more than just machines—they represent freedom, craftsmanship, and shared experiences. Across continents, car enthusiasts form an unspoken brotherhood, united by the roar of engines and the gleam of polished paint. Whether it’s a classic car show, a late-night meetup in an empty parking lot, or a high-speed track day, the love of automobiles creates connections that transcend language, age, and background. Unlike many hobbies, car culture thrives on in-person interaction...

A gap year is a great chance to take a break from school and try new things. I would choose to spend mine traveling, as it’s a perfect way to explore new cultures, meet people, and grow. My dream gap year would be in Japan, a country that mixes ancient traditions with modern life. I’d visit Tokyo’s busy streets, Kyoto’s peaceful temples, Hokkaido’s snowy landscapes, and Okinawa’s tropical beaches. I’d like to join tea ceremonies, learn basic Japanese, and try famous foods like sushi and ramen. Also...

"Liza Alert" is a famous Russian volunteer organization created in 2010 to search for missing people. It was named after Liza Fomkina, a girl who got lost in the forest and was found too late. This tragedy inspired the creation of a team to help find missing people quickly. The organization searches for missing children, elderly people, and others who get lost, often in forests or cities. Volunteers work all around Russia, including the Moscow Region. They are trained to search in forests, fields, and water, using maps, compasses, and drones...

On the 7th of June 2013 a famous korean rapper PSY was coming to Moscow for his solo concert. Many people were fans of him and all of them something special for him. After a lot of discussion fans decided to create a great flashmob to celebrate PSY’s arriving to Moscow. The whole concert was planned to be made in Olympiyskiy stadium. Pac Che San, who is known as PSY, landed in moscow airport and took his way to the stadium. The thing rapper didn’t expected at all was a flashmob his fans made for his arrival...

In Japan, various colors have long been used, which presented its culture. I am going to tell you what colors the Japanese have, how they distinguish them. One of the most important traditional Japanese colors is red. There are more than 48 different shades of red that were invented in Japan. For example, one of the important symbols of Japan, which people use to represent death, is the lycoris, also called the spider lily. The main colors of the Japanese flag are white and red, where white symbolizes the primordial frequency and red symbolizes the life-giving solar energy...