<transcript><audio_132> и представила целый образовательный проект на эту тему. Мы не против западной культуры, не против каких-то современных технологий, потому что очень много бывает нареканий по анкетированию. Но вы же нас обращаете к музейной какой-то там,</transcript><caption><image_133>The image shows a woman sitting at a table with a microphone in front of her. She is wearing a red headscarf with a floral pattern and glasses. She appears to be speaking into the microphone and is gesturing with her hands as she speaks. Behind her, there are two other women sitting at the table, one of whom is looking at her attentively. The background is a room with a red curtain and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling. The image also has a banner at the bottom that reads "Нововсти" which translates to "пригоровительный праздения кругода" in English.</caption><transcript><audio_134> И игрушки уже в них никто не играет. Но есть четкий отклик детей, что очень нравится. Они с удовольствием играют в предметы, которые украшены народными промыслами, которые выполнены из дерева, а не из пластмассы. То есть они более живые, плюс народные промыслы.</transcript><caption><image_135>The image shows a woman sitting at a table with a microphone in front of her. She is wearing a red headscarf with a floral pattern and glasses. She appears to be speaking into the microphone and is looking off to the side with a serious expression on her face. Behind her, there are two other women sitting at the table, one of whom is looking at the camera. The background is a room with a red curtain and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling. On the bottom right corner of the image, there is a logo for a news channel called "Hobocha" and a water bottle.</caption><video><caption><image_136>The image shows three photographs hanging on a beige wall. On the left, there is a portrait of an elderly woman wearing a green headscarf. The woman appears to be in her late 60s or early 70s, with wrinkles and wrinkles on her face. She has a serious expression and is looking directly at the camera.

The middle photograph on the right is a black and white photograph of a group of people in a crowded room. The people in the room appear to be of different ages and genders, and they are all dressed in traditional clothing. The photograph is framed by a white border and has a blue banner at the bottom with the text "Нововсти" (meaning "прохождения" in Russian.</caption><caption><image_137>The image shows a wall with multiple photographs hanging on it. The photographs are arranged in a grid-like pattern and are of different sizes and colors. On the left side of the wall, there is a black and white photograph of a group of people standing in front of a pyramid-like structure. In the center, there are two photographs of a man in a suit and tie, one of which appears to be a photograph of an airplane. The other two photographs are of a landscape with trees and mountains in the background. The wall is beige in color and there are several small white tags attached to the wall with text on them. The text on the tags reads "Новости" which translates to "Hobocch" in English.</caption></video><transcript><audio_138> По завершению работы круглого стола в фойе второго этажа Дворца культуры Арктика открылась тематическая выставка Александра Чуброва, историка, фотографа, а также автора, составителя книг по краеведению. Экспозиция отражает наиболее памятные события.</transcript> crafts and presented an entire You are not against Western or against some modern technologies because there are a lot of complaints about the survey turned these friends to what I thought, well, that is, they are covered with dust and you are toys no one plays with them anymore, but there is a clear recreation for children that they really like to play with objects that are decorated, that are made of wood and have not been saved by the mass, that is, they are more alive, crafts, is, they are more alive, crafts, this is manual labor  but upon completion of the round table on and the second floor of the Arctic Palace of Culture, a thematic exhibition of Alexander Chuprov, a historian, photographer and also an author and compiler of books on local history, opened; the exhibition reflects the most memorable
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