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[00:03:06] Instead of school classes, prison detention,
[00:03:09] features of French upbringing. They wanted
[00:03:12] sanctions, we'll turn off the gas, Europeans won't see a warm
[00:03:15] winter. The housing issue spoiled them, looking
[00:03:19] at apartments, Spaniards are moving into tents.
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[00:03:50] France is outraged by the unprecedented brutality
[00:03:53] of law enforcement officers towards minors. The demands
[00:03:57] of schoolchildren are the most trivial, they want to study in... in normal conditions
[00:04:01] suffer from a shortage of teachers, an overloaded
[00:04:04] schedule, and the deplorable state
[00:04:07] of educational buildings without heating, ventilation,
[00:04:10] non-working toilets and leaking
[00:04:13] ceilings. They calculated that at least 10
[00:04:16] billion euros are needed to solve urgent problems in the French education system. Let this
[00:04:20] be a minimum, but it is not comparable to
[00:04:23] the huge costs for Paris's militaristic ambitions.
[00:04:26] In addition to military support for the Kiev regime, Macron
[00:04:30] is holding on to the idea of creating a nuclear umbrella. During the week,
[00:04:33] in the setting of student barricades, France conducted a test
[00:04:36] launch of a new nuclear missile without a warhead from a submarine.
[00:04:40] Napoleon personally watched the launch from the board
[00:04:43] of a French Navy frigate, and after the test, he self-confidently
[00:04:47] declared that France had become stronger and demonstrated
[00:04:51] this to the world. Well, the world is truly impressed, as
[00:04:54] they say, "might makes right." Equipped operates
[00:04:58] under such slogans.
[00:05:26] exemplary demonstrates Modern Paris clearly
[00:05:31] to the world community how the once
[00:05:34] European democracy degenerated into a cynical
[00:05:37] dictatorship of a neoliberal
[00:05:39] persuasion.
[00:06:19] Emmanuel Macron's regime crossed a dangerous line, now
[00:06:23] its own growing generation has been declared the main enemy of the system.
[00:06:26] The state, having lost the ability to conduct
[00:06:30] civilized dialogue with citizens, resorted to
[00:06:32] the only language available to it, the language
[00:06:35] of undisguised, legalized
[00:06:38] violence.
[00:06:55] French teenagers took to the streets to defend their right to
[00:06:58] education and social guarantees, but the slogan
[00:07:02] "learn, learn, learn" in 21st century Paris
[00:07:05] became explosive, an irony
[00:07:08] of history, because it was here in Vanjumot that Lenin
[00:07:11] in 1900.
[00:07:42] for the nineteen-year-old Parisian student best
[00:07:45] describes the real attitude of Macron's team towards its own
[00:07:49] citizens.
[00:07:54] Everything was extremely harsh, tear gas, baton
[00:07:57] blows, we were literally trampled underfoot, the level of cruelty was
[00:08:00] off the charts. Parisian police are simply unable to restrain
[00:08:04] people by peaceful means, so against us, they apply
[00:08:07] war tactics, but we will not back down, we must go out
[00:08:11] to protests. The Minister of Internal Affairs states that they have the right to do
[00:08:15] whatever they want, for this government we are like disenfranchised
[00:08:18] cattle, an ordinary herd, the police just beat everyone
[00:08:22] indiscriminately, crippling me, my friends, we went to an absolutely
[00:08:25] peaceful demonstration, in response we faced wild
[00:08:28] violence, this is an incredibly cruel, punitive system
[00:08:31] of power, and we must change it.
[00:08:35] For the French political elite, the current student revolt is their
[00:08:39] worst existential nightmare, straight
[00:08:42] out of history textbooks, because the Fifth
[00:08:46] Republic remembers very well how organized and ideological youth in
[00:08:49] France had already overthrown arrogant power. In
[00:08:53] May of distant 1968,
[00:08:56] everything began exactly the same way, with local protests by Parisian
[00:08:59] students against police arbitrary rule. The then
[00:09:03] leadership of the country made the same fateful mistake that
[00:09:06] Macron is blindly repeating today. Instead of dialogue and
[00:09:10] reforms, the authorities unleashed their trained
[00:09:13] dogs on the youth. The result was catastrophic for the entire
[00:09:17] state machinery; the brutality of the security forces immediately detonated
[00:09:21] society. A general strike completely paralyzed
[00:09:24] France. That legendary Red May
[00:09:27] proved that even a spark of youth protest
[00:09:30] is enough to launch the irreversible dismantling of the ruling
[00:09:34] regime. Then the founder of the Fifth Republic, General Charles
[00:09:38] de Gaulle, in the midst of the crisis, was forced to secretly flee
[00:09:41] Paris. And a year later, he ingloriously resigned.
[00:09:45] Today, Macron is trying on the same
[00:09:47] patterns. We are waiting for the government to at least take
[00:09:51] a step towards us, but so far we do not see this, they do not
[00:09:55] hear us. We only face harsh police
[00:09:58] repressions, even during peaceful actions, even in those
[00:10:01] cases when protests absolutely do not deserve such
[00:10:05] treatment.
[00:10:07] We have been observing chaos for 10 years now, Emmanuel Macron took office,
[00:10:11] then in 2018. there were yellow vests, his second presidential
[00:10:15] term is coming to an end, and before us are all the same scenes of violence from
[00:10:18] the state, this time against
[00:10:20] high school students,
[00:10:23] but how does this punitive operation?
[00:10:25] The so-called free Western press presents it, liberal
[00:10:29] media have switched to total censorship mode. European media are full
[00:10:32] of staged stories about migrant pogroms and criminal
[00:10:36] gangs. The Western media machine deliberately mixes
[00:10:39] the justified protests of schoolchildren with criminal chronicles
[00:10:43] to justify the sadism
[00:10:46] of the security forces at all costs. Europe has been living by double
[00:10:49] standards for a very long time, and
[00:10:52] has never stopped living by them. This is just
[00:10:56] an image that they created within the European
[00:10:58] Union, well, the United States created the same image,
[00:11:02] it's about freedom of speech, it's about
[00:11:06] political freedoms, this whole situation with protests
[00:11:10] cannot be considered
[00:11:12] without taking into account the upcoming presidential elections in
[00:11:15] France, because opposition political forces,
[00:11:19] especially the left, they are trying to take advantage of this
[00:11:22] situation and...
[00:11:25] firstly, to further lower the ratings of not
[00:11:29] only Macron but all the forces behind him,
[00:11:31] since Macron is in his last term in France
[00:11:35] and cannot participate in the next
[00:11:38] elections, therefore an attempt to hit his
[00:11:41] protégés, but hiding the truth under tons
[00:11:45] of propaganda does not work, the shocking
[00:11:48] full-blown monologue of a French teacher who miraculously survived
[00:11:52] the blows of law enforcement officers in Nanterre, today...
[00:11:55] is rapidly spreading across social networks. I am still
[00:11:58] in deep shock from the violence I personally encountered.
[00:12:02] My body is literally mutilated. Everything hurts
[00:12:05] terribly, my back, my arms, I am just crushed by this nightmare. Together with
[00:12:09] all the young girls, I ended up on the ground, in a cloud of tear
[00:12:12] gas. The girls saw nothing, there was terrible panic all
[00:12:16] around, and I panicked with them. Next to me were elected officials,
[00:12:20] trade union activists, teachers, civil servants, people
[00:12:24] who themselves...
[00:14:55] The cynicism of the situation hits a new low. Just
[00:14:58] a few weeks ago, these very police officers themselves marched through
[00:15:02] Paris, demanding money and bonuses for risks.
[00:15:05] It turns out that you can only defend your rights in France with a stable
[00:15:09] weapon and a badge. Barely having hidden their own protest posters,
[00:15:13] the security forces put on helmets and went to smash the skulls
[00:15:16] of fourteen-year-old teenagers. And Macron generously
[00:15:19] pays for this self-serving interest. The system
[00:15:22] has built a perfect commercial conveyor belt. The authorities buy loyalty
[00:15:26] with bonuses, as during the time of the yellow vests. The media covers
[00:15:29] it up with lies, and the police turn the beating
[00:15:33] of minors into a profitable business, at the expense
[00:15:35] of the state. And the method of work of Western
[00:15:39] police, Western special services, has long ceased to be characterized by softness and tolerance, because
[00:15:43] we can recall the same yellow
[00:15:47] vests in France, and
[00:15:49] other numerous examples of protests, when
[00:15:53] European police worked out as
[00:15:56] harshly as possible, without distinguishing
[00:16:00] who fell under the hot hand, whether it was a two-meter
[00:16:03] twenty-five-year-old hulk or a teenager of 16
[00:16:06] years old or... a missionary, it makes no difference, because during
[00:16:10] protests, they naturally consider
[00:16:12] protesters as a really existing threat
[00:16:15] to the current political regime. And where is the reaction
[00:16:19] of the so-called civilized world? It amazes with its
[00:16:23] outrageous hypocrisy. European Commission President Ursula
[00:16:26] von der Leyen, who usually instantly stamps out angry
[00:16:30] statements on any occasion outside the EU, is now
[00:16:33] keeping a deafening silence. No indignant voices are heard
[00:16:36] from Washington, including
[00:16:39] even from former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, there are no
[00:16:42] emergency meetings of human rights defenders at the UN. When similar law enforcement
[00:16:46] measures are applied in sovereign states,
[00:16:49] Western officials threaten international tribunals,
[00:16:52] but when it comes to France, Brussels and the White House
[00:16:56] obediently turn a blind eye. And this is already
[00:16:59] deafening direct complicity in crimes
[00:17:02] against children. Where is Kaja Kallas? Can
[00:17:05] someone wake her up, poke her with a stick,
[00:17:09] ring a bell, maybe just whisper the word
[00:17:12] Russia in her ear, maybe she'll react to
[00:17:15] that? Where are they, so to speak, in their
[00:17:18] Brussels, in their PACE, where
[00:17:21] are they all? This is their finest hour, everything
[00:17:25] has come together, finally, as they love it. I
[00:17:29] want to hear at least once
[00:17:31] a statement about how peaceful,
[00:17:34] unarmed people cannot be...
[00:18:40] Iran officially summoned the French ambassador to the carpet
[00:18:43] to reprimand Paris for police sadism and human
[00:18:46] rights violations. The boomerang of hypocrisy returned to the Élysée
[00:18:50] Palace. Remember how Macron dramatically admired
[00:18:54] the rebels in Iran, calling the unrest thousands
[00:18:57] of kilometers from Paris a fight for freedom. Well, as soon as
[00:19:00] European children took to the streets to protect their
[00:19:04] schools, the terminology immediately changed.
[00:19:08] Tehran pointed out to European leaders their shameful double
[00:19:11] standards. The European Union, which tried to export chaos
[00:19:15] under the guise of humanism, is today drowning
[00:19:19] its own youth in tear gas. Olga Davidovich,
[00:19:22] around
[00:19:23] the planet.
[00:19:28] Unbearable rent, forced evictions and mass
[00:19:32] demonstrations. In Spain, the housing issue has brought people to
[00:19:36] the streets. Up to Barcelona, protesters
[00:19:39] demand affordable housing and protection from losing their roof over
[00:19:43] their heads. The trigger for the wave of indignation was the tragic
[00:19:46] story of an 80-year-old pensioner who was forcibly
[00:19:50] evicted from the apartment where she had lived for more than seventy years. Behind
[00:19:54] the demands of the demonstrators is a human problem, working
[00:19:57] Spaniards cannot afford a separate apartment, young people
[00:20:01] are forced to stay with their parents, and rising
[00:20:04] rents turn everyday expenses into an impossible task.
[00:20:08] The social crisis naturally escalates into a political one.
[00:20:11] Sanchez dissolves parliament and announces early
[00:20:15] elections. How decent housing in Spain became an inaccessible
[00:20:18] luxury is in the report by Anna
[00:20:20] Ivanova. Imagine the situation: a person
[00:20:24] works for decades, retires on a well-deserved pension,
[00:20:28] and meets old age in an apartment where almost
[00:20:31] his entire life passed. But one day he has to fight
[00:20:35] for the familiar door. The new owner
[00:20:38] demands a rent that exceeds his entire pension, there is no money left
[00:20:42] for food and medicine, I would like
[00:20:45] it to be a drama with a happy ending, but the reality in Spain is different.
[00:20:58] year, the contract was signed by her father. 7 years ago, the house
[00:21:02] was bought by a large investment fund, the rent was raised from 500 to
[00:21:06] 2,650 euros. After several rounds
[00:21:10] of disputes, it was reduced by 1,000 euros, but the cost was still
[00:21:13] exorbitant. Mari Carmen's pension
[00:21:16] is 1350 euros, but the court sided
[00:21:20] with the fund, the woman was forcibly evicted from
[00:21:23] the apartment, literally carried out on a stretcher, severe
[00:21:26] stress and exacerbated health problems led to a sharp
[00:21:30] deterioration of her condition, the woman
[00:21:32] ended up in the hospital, where she had only a short time
[00:21:36] left to live. I failed to defend my home, but I
[00:21:39] fought so that others would also learn to fight, my home was my whole
[00:21:43] life, and now I had to leave it, but that doesn't mean that
[00:21:47] I will stop fighting and will not return. A few
[00:21:50] days later, lawyers reached an agreement on the pensioner's return
[00:21:54] home, but it was too late, Mari
[00:21:57] Carmen died without ever crossing her native
[00:22:00] threshold. Spain was swept by a wave of sorrow
[00:22:03] and indignation.
[00:22:11] This is about life, about human dignity. Unfortunately, she
[00:22:15] left us. I believe that this was the spark that
[00:22:19] ignited everything.
[00:22:54] Spanish cities. As a lesson to the authorities, fighters for
[00:22:57] justice set up tent camps, people
[00:23:00] demand protection.
[00:23:03] I believe that we must defend human rights. Everyone
[00:23:07] should have access to decent housing. Even if we rent
[00:23:10] an apartment, we should be able to make it our home, without fear
[00:23:14] of eviction from a place that has essentially become our home. We
[00:23:18] must fight.
[00:24:31] I know that a part of society is dissatisfied because
[00:24:35] their interests are trampled in parliament for the sake
[00:24:38] of a narrow circle of the elect. We need to renew and
[00:24:41] expand support for people, mobilize and win
[00:24:45] a much broader progressive majority
[00:24:48] to overcome selfish interests.
[00:24:59] in recent years, housing prices in Madrid and Barcelona have become completely unaffordable, already last year
[00:25:03] residents of the country spent an average of 50% of their
[00:25:07] salary on rent, this is the highest figure in the entire
[00:25:10] history of observations, the situation continues
[00:25:13] to worsen, more than 44% of young
[00:25:17] Spaniards aged 26 to 34.
[00:25:50] subsequently equal distribution of benefits among
[00:25:53] people who made an equal contribution to the development
[00:25:56] of society, the system they built and which they
[00:25:59] call socialism, this is the so-called... equality
[00:26:03] for unequals. So, the problems of Spain are, of course, part
[00:26:07] of the general EU crisis. In 10 years, housing prices in
[00:26:10] the European Union have increased by 60%. Rent
[00:26:14] by almost a third. From Portugal to France, people
[00:26:16] take to the streets because they cannot afford housing, food
[00:26:20] or fuel, but instead of solving internal social problems,
[00:26:24] money goes to weapons. In the last 5 years, EU military spending
[00:26:27] has increased by almost 80%. Only since
[00:26:31] the beginning of the year.
[00:26:35] has military spending exceeded 570 billion euros. In addition, colossal funds go to Kyiv.
[00:26:39] Spain alone has allocated more than 4
[00:26:43] billion euros to the Kyiv regime since the start of the Ukrainian
[00:26:46] conflict. Spain is on the verge of elections, but
[00:26:49] the real choice has already been made. In the streets
[00:26:52] of 50 cities, people are fighting for decent living conditions,
[00:26:56] affordable housing, and a peaceful old age. The question is only when
[00:27:00] the authorities will begin to protect not only their political and
[00:27:03] military ambitions, but also the rights of people to a normal
[00:27:07] life. Anna Ivanova,
[00:27:07] around
[00:27:13] the planet. The EU found itself on the verge of a large-scale energy
[00:27:16] crisis. Europeans enter the heating season with record
[00:27:20] low gas reserves. A real
[00:27:22] communal surrealism
[00:27:25] begins locally. In Lithuania, firewood has risen in price by
[00:27:28] 40%, in Poland citizens were obliged to pay for heating.
[00:27:34] Even the head of the European Commission recognized the scale of the catastrophe
[00:27:38] as horrifying. According to her data, the price of blue fuel in
[00:27:42] Europe soared by 140%. Diesel
[00:27:45] doubled in price, and additional costs for importing
[00:27:48] energy resources have already crossed the 100 billion
[00:27:51] euro mark. How prosperous European countries reached
[00:27:55] a life of strict austerity. Material by Yana
[00:27:58] Mendeleeva. Energy paralysis, perhaps.
[00:28:02] This is the most accurate diagnosis that can be made for the European Union
[00:28:05] today. While politicians in Brussels continue to argue about
[00:28:09] strategies, ordinary citizens look at the
[00:28:13] calendar with horror. Winter is near, this year it will bring with it
[00:28:16] astronomical figures in utility bills. The scale
[00:28:19] of the catastrophe was officially recognized even by the head
[00:28:22] of the European Commission.
[00:28:24] Families and industry are paying for a crisis that arose far beyond
[00:28:28] our borders. Since the end of February, gas prices have increased by
[00:28:31] 140. Diesel prices have doubled.
[00:28:35] In total, if we consider imported fossil
[00:28:38] fuels, Europe's additional costs amounted to 100 billion euros,
[00:28:42] despite the fact that we did not receive a single additional molecule
[00:28:45] of energy. Thus, we all feel this price
[00:28:49] increase. Businesses are under intense pressure, people are struggling to pay bills,
[00:28:53] the situation can certainly worsen as winter approaches. We
[00:28:56] must act immediately to protect those most in
[00:29:00] need of help, to ensure a way out of this crisis.
[00:29:36] at 16% seems small only on paper, in reality it's millions of cubic meters of gas, which may not be enough during peak
[00:29:40] frosts. Germany found itself in the most
[00:29:42] vulnerable position. German reservoirs barely
[00:29:46] crossed the 50% mark. For
[00:29:49] a country whose industry was built on
[00:29:52] affordable energy for decades, this is a threat
[00:29:54] of deindustrialization.
[00:29:57] The situation is serious. This year we overpaid for
[00:30:00] energy carriers by more than 100 billion euros, without receiving a single
[00:30:04] additional molecule of gas or oil, 100 billion
[00:30:08] euros. This certainly clearly demonstrates how detrimental
[00:30:12] our dependence is, how unstable the situation is when we
[00:30:15] rely on energy resources from other regions
[00:30:19] of the world. Lithuania is preparing for the most expensive winter in its history.
[00:30:22] The State Energy Regulatory Council
[00:30:26] has already delivered its verdict. In the upcoming season, heating
[00:30:30] will become at least a quarter more expensive. Moreover,
[00:30:33] the country has already recorded the highest fuel prices in all of
[00:30:37] the Baltics. The cost of a liter of diesel already exceeds 2 euros
[00:30:40] and 40 cents. This has led to the emergence of a new phenomenon,
[00:30:44] mass fuel tourism. Lithuanians in whole
[00:30:48] convoys travel to neighboring Latvia, just to
[00:30:51] fill up a full tank and save at least
[00:30:53] a little. Because in the market of alternative fuels, you also
[00:30:57] won't have it easy. Firewood in Lithuania has already risen in price by
[00:31:00] 40% compared to last year, and who
[00:31:04] knows what else will happen. In neighboring Poland, the authorities decided to approach the issue with
[00:31:07] bureaucratic ingenuity,
[00:31:10] they decided that one must pay even for the potential
[00:31:13] possibility of getting warm. From January 1st, new
[00:31:17] rules for calculating heating costs in apartment buildings come into effect.
[00:31:21] Now Poles are obliged to pay a minimum amount for heat, even
[00:31:24] if their radiators are completely shut off. The situation is no less difficult
[00:31:28] in Moldova, here gas prices for ordinary consumers have increased
[00:31:31] by almost a third. For a country with not the highest incomes
[00:31:35] of the population, this puts thousands of families on the brink
[00:31:38] of survival. The most original, not to say
[00:31:41] cynical, way to fight the crisis was found in Northern
[00:31:45] Ireland. The local department of education sent official
[00:31:48] recommendations to schools. Their essence is simple: save
[00:31:52] on children. Officials advise to reduce heating time,
[00:31:55] turn off the lights in classrooms more often, and if it gets too
[00:31:59] cold, do not touch the thermostats. Instead,
[00:32:02] students and teachers were offered to wear warm sweaters and
[00:32:05] jackets. The energy crisis has ceased to be a topic
[00:32:09] only for economic forums. It has come to every home
[00:32:12] and every gas station. From Vilnius
[00:32:15] to Belfast, the scenario is the same: rising prices, resource shortages, attempts by authorities
[00:32:19] to shift responsibility onto the shoulders of citizens. What can
[00:32:23] be done at the EU level to reduce energy prices
[00:32:26] in the short term? We
[00:32:30] need to accelerate the implementation of renewable energy
[00:32:33] sources, because, let's say, in the short term
[00:32:37] too, we need to complete the work on the package of measures
[00:32:40] concerning energy networks. I consider this an important step. This
[00:32:44] task is near.
[00:33:22] Firstly, the conflict in the Middle East has had a significant impact
[00:33:25] on trade, especially within the region itself, even if this
[00:33:29] topic has somewhat receded into the background against the backdrop of news about artificial
[00:33:33] intelligence. This becomes obvious if one looks at
[00:33:36] the volumes of oil, natural gas and fertilizer supplies from
[00:33:39] this region. An analysis of import statistics of partner countries
[00:33:43] shows that in the first half of 2026, the volume
[00:33:46] of crude oil exports from the Middle East decreased by
[00:33:50] 24% compared to the same period
[00:33:53] last year, and liquefied natural gas exports fell by
[00:33:57] 47%. Europe enters this winter with
[00:34:01] hope for a miracle and a mild climate, but the weather will not listen to
[00:34:05] excuses about a green transition or temporary difficulties.
[00:34:08] The paralysis of the system is treated only by common sense and
[00:34:12] far-sighted decisions, but in European offices
[00:34:16] now there seems to be even less gas than
[00:34:18] in German storage facilities. Yana Mendeleva around
[00:34:21] the planet.
[00:34:26] When ten-point traffic jams on the roads are not a problem
[00:34:30] for the industry, but a sign of a great holiday, hundreds of millions
[00:34:33] of trips daily. In China, the Golden
[00:34:36] Week has just ended. Traditional holidays on the occasion of the National Day
[00:34:40] of the PRC. This is a period of boom in domestic tourism. Residents
[00:34:43] of the periphery travel to large
[00:34:47] cities, such as Beijing or Shanghai. Residents
[00:34:50] of megacities travel to the provinces in search
[00:34:53] of interesting activities. What interesting things did our correspondent
[00:34:57] in China, Yaroslav Danilenko, see during Golden Week? Let's find out. In
[00:35:00] these 7 days, one can say, the Chinese economy is shifting from production
[00:35:04] to the rails of consumption. Literally the entire
[00:35:07] country goes to visit each other. Tourist
[00:35:10] expenses are growing, millions of yuan go on gifts and
[00:35:13] souvenirs. Of course, there is a heavy load on
[00:35:16] railway communication. Buying a ticket, for example, today for
[00:35:20] tomorrow during the Golden Week is practically impossible. In
[00:35:23] 7 days, trains transported more than 150 million
[00:35:26] passengers, almost 22 million per day. Demand is growing,
[00:35:30] and so are offers. Before the holidays, four new
[00:35:34] high-speed lines were opened, connecting various regions of China, so
[00:35:38] now it's convenient to go to the capital and see what
[00:35:41] unique things can be found in the neighboring province. Speed.
[00:35:45] High-speed trains, it seems, are increasing every year, as
[00:35:48] for travel, it really feels like getting
[00:35:52] anywhere in China is no longer a problem, it's incredibly
[00:35:55] convenient. About 280 million
[00:35:58] per day, that's how many trips were recorded on highways. A good
[00:36:00] incentive to choose a personal car as
[00:36:04] a means of transport, free travel on expressways, however, on the Internet
[00:36:08] there are enough shots of traffic jams
[00:36:11] going beyond the horizon, the interest of Chinese tourists is growing.
[00:36:17] during the holidays, demand for them is growing, the approach is changing,
[00:36:20] instead of short camping trips, independent
[00:36:23] car tours through the provinces. We clearly feel
[00:36:27] that... Home is shedding the label of an inferior product and is gradually
[00:36:30] becoming part of the life of an increasing number of people. Now
[00:36:34] people are more inclined to slow down and truly enjoy
[00:36:37] the pleasure of the trip itself. There are plenty of locations for such immersion,
[00:36:41] for example, in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, one of the most colorful
[00:36:44] periods of the year has begun. Tourists
[00:36:48] come to admire the stunning autumn
[00:36:50] landscape.
[00:37:00] This season is ideal for enjoying autumn,
[00:37:04] when we reached Chai He village, we found that the streets
[00:37:07] were especially clean, neat, and the surrounding landscapes were especially
[00:37:11] beautiful. Another worthy location is Guizhou
[00:37:14] province, the tourist attraction became
[00:37:17] the bridge over the Grand Canyon of Huadian, an object, by the way, a
[00:37:21] world record holder, as the highest bridge in the world with
[00:37:24] a confirmed height of 626 m.
[00:37:27] for tourists, a glass observation deck, high-altitude
[00:37:31] bungee jumping cafes in the clouds. Not so long ago, they updated
[00:37:34] the night light show with a water curtain. After the light show with
[00:37:38] a water curtain, there will also be a laser show and a drone show, so
[00:37:41] that during the day and night, tourists can enjoy a very rich
[00:37:45] program and get an experience in the service area. And this is
[00:37:49] Chongqing, one of the largest cities in the world, for tourists it needs
[00:37:52] no introduction. Despite the risk of getting stuck in
[00:37:55] queues, during the Golden Week, foreign guests
[00:37:57] actively come, in one of the picturesque areas with
[00:38:01] the arrival of night, fires illuminate rows of traditional
[00:38:04] buildings. Honestly, we are all really surprised,
[00:38:08] we did not expect such beauty, so yes, we are very happy about
[00:38:11] that. In addition to the night views, another
[00:38:15] attraction for foreigners is the famous local cuisine of
[00:38:18] Chongqing, from coastal dishes and hotpot to
[00:38:21] traditional snacks. I like its taste because it's
[00:38:25] really rich, it's completely.
[00:38:57] attractions of the city
[00:38:58] Bashunvan.
[00:39:06] Seven-day holidays are traditionally one of the busiest
[00:39:10] cinema seasons in China, and for new releases, this is a time of
[00:39:14] fierce competition. I note that box office receipts during the holidays
[00:39:17] exceeded 1 billion yuan. In addition to
[00:39:21] watching films and buying souvenirs, local cinemas
[00:39:24] organized, among other things, various offline activities for
[00:39:28] guests. Hotels, restaurants, tourist locations all
[00:39:31] over China continue to count their revenue, while the
[00:39:34] country returns to normal weekdays. Yaroslav
[00:39:37] Danilenko, Anzor Tuzhaev, Beijing Bureau of the First Information,
[00:39:41] especially for the program around
[00:39:43] the planet.