[Delivery depth] How did the Russians live for half a year?

[Global Times reporter Ava River Liu Yupeng] In a blink of an eye, the war on the Ukraine crisis upgrade has lasted more than half a year. The war has been delayed for a long time, both the Russian and the Ukrainian people have suffered huge losses and suffered tremendous pressure. What impact of this major incident that occurred in Russian foreign policy on Russian people? How did the Russians look forward to the end of this war? "Global Times" reporters inquired about Russian media reports, and interviewed a number of Russian ordinary people to present their status quo and feelings to readers in a white traction manner.

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Russia's "ZEN" network recently published the status quo of many Russian ordinary people. The 19 -year -old female college student Polina sent a resume to the 20 or 30 Russian companies earlier this year. She thought of going to the internship for 3 months in summer and paving the way for work in the future. But after the battle began on February 24, she did not receive a reply now. What makes Polyina sad is that the Italian boyfriend, who has known her for 4 years and established her lover relationship, also broke up with her because of her different views on the Russian and Ukraine crisis.

Orijia, who was doing real estate business in many countries, originally planned to go to New York in April. The war began to choose to stay in Moscow. Olijia, 47, said: "I don't know how to go, and I am afraid of going out. The price of the ticket is extremely high, and it needs to be transferred many times. The United States may not give me a visa. Except for the United States, I will go to many Western countries now. restricted."

Mikhail, who is working in music, is only 19 years old and loves to play video games in his spare time. He said that as a musician, he was very shocked by the war began on February 24th. Foreign music equipment and software giants quickly left the Russian market, which affected the business development of his studio. Especially in terms of music equipment, it is even more affected by the shutdown of air transportation and supply chain interruptions in Russia and Europe. Mikhail said it is difficult to make money in the field of music. Fortunately, some music giants in Russia have begun to actively support their national artists. He also said that in the game console market, the situation is worse. Computer games can be obtained by "shared software", but the game console cannot do this. In early March, Sony completely withdrew from Russia and restricted users to visit the PlayStation store system.

Nikita, who works in Russia, is 33 years old. He told a reporter from the "Zen" that the living rate of Moscow residents was greatly affected by changes in exchange rates, and the cost of life of ordinary people was increasing. Nikita likes to travel, but in the past six months, he has no plan to travel, and he has not even went to the cinema, and he does not buy games on Steam. He said: "In fact, I really love my country. Western countries' words and hostility to Russia are particularly shocking. It is undeniable that there are problems in the supply of some supplies in Russia, but we need to endure and adjust, and we need to endure and adjust, and we need to endure and adjust. Continue to live in a new way. "

21 -year -old A Lina is a volunteer. She has become accustomed to her life and said: "IKEA, Starbucks, McDonald's and other foreign brands have withdrawn from Russia, but now there are domestic alternative brands. This is very Okay. I believe that everything will be natural over time. "She also said," Think about Iran who suffers from Western sanctions. In any case, it is most important to maintain life, maintain health and family peace. "

"This is too crazy, there is no need to exaggerate the contradiction at all!"

"Global Times" reporters have recently interviewed a number of ordinary Russian people through telephone, network and other methods, and some of them still have relatives in Ukraine or other European countries. Tasana, who had just returned from Turkey, had her own clinic in Moscow. What caused her headache was that the price had risen for more than half a year, especially many medical consumables had increased by 50%, which put pressure on clinic operations. After the battle began, Taskaya's sister moved to Turkey. This time, the sisters cried when they met, because they were not assured that they lived in the mother of Dieberlo Peter in central Ukraine. "I don't know why this war happened, and I didn't know why Ukraine could persist. I don't want my children to get involved in this war."

Russian doctor Yekaterina, who lives in the Latvia capital of the Baltic coast, said: "We are worried about death in the early days of the war, in case Russia and Latvia have a conflict, it is troublesome. Can't hold it. We plan to make the worst. The fuel tank will always be full. There are always some emergency supplies on the car. Once there are signs of war, a box of oil can be drove to the capital of Estonia. In Finland, it is said that Finland has been preparing for many years ... "

On August 25, the Monument Monument, the Soviet "Liberation of Liberation" located in Shengli Park in Rica City, was demolished. Yekaterina said, "This is too crazy, there is no need to intensify contradictions at all! , Latvia maintains neutrality is the most rational approach. Instructed the monument or sculpture related to the Soviet soldiers during World War II, it would not make Latvia's economy better, not to coexist with Russia, and half of Latvia's income will be gone. Still ordinary people. "The" expansion order "makes people worry that the war will not end in the short term

Alexis, who served as a shareholder in many restaurants in Moscow, has the deepest feeling of the war. On February 24th, Alexei opened a high -end restaurant adjacent to the Russian Academy of Arts in Moscow. The people who came to the show should avoid talking about special military operations in the early morning of the day.时隔半年后，这家餐厅在莫斯科成了“网红打卡地”，客流量很大，但阿列克谢却一脸苦笑地告诉《环球时报》记者：“客流量虽然大，但每人The consumption is very small! My other restaurant is mainly aimed at foreigners, and now sales have declined by more than half. The reason is simple, foreigners have left Russia. "

Ye Lena, a tourist worker in St. Petersburg, mainly received the Nordic tour groups, and her income was considerable. This allowed her to set up real estate in the city center and the Gulf of Finland. Ye Lena said: "Originally, there would be more business this year, but suddenly they played with our Ukrainian brothers. I thought it would be a quick decision, but half a year passed, and the war was still not over!" From April Several friends started the domestic tourism business. The peak season is about to end, but the profits are minimal. Ye Lena said: "Russians love travel. People who want to travel to other European countries have come to Petersburg, but they can't see the future and dare not consume. And our employees face a lot of peer competitors, business It's not easy to do! "

Alexander is an employee of a Russian oil company. As a retired Lieutenant Colonel, he can't see how the war will end. Alexander said: "I support my country! At present, when you see that Turkey and other countries will have war for war, you will please both ends to make a profit!" When talking about daily life, he said helplessly: "The price has risen, but we don’t know how to reduce the family Budget. "As for the recent" expansion order ", Alexander said:" There are a while of recruiting contract soldiers in various places, and they can be from 18 to 59 years old. Ten 10,000 yuan) pension. Many people say that the "expansion of the army" indicates that the country needs to supplement for strength, and the war will not end in the short term. "

Alekse is a Japanese car sales champion of a 4S shop in Moscow. When a reporter from the Global Times recently went to his shop, a salesperson did not see it. Curious, the reporter called the acquaintance Alex, and learned that he had returned to Siberia's hometown. He also said: "The price of the car rose 50%, there are very few cars and the accessories are short. There are almost no buyers. The boss had to give us a long vacation and give a little salary. I can’t live in Moscow. I planted some potatoes. I thought I could return to Moscow soon, but now I see it. Last year, my good friend Roman jumped from Korean car companies to Chinese car companies. Now he is the most comfortable. The Chinese car has sufficient spot, the supply of accessories is also good, and their benefits are not bad. "Alek sighed:" If you can't return to Moscow, I may go to the underground to dig coal. It's not good. "

According to reporters from the Global Times, people generally do not easily express their views on Russia and Ukraine in Moscow and St. Petersburg, unless they are only between very familiar people. In contrast, people in other parts of Russia are more willing to talk. The European part of the City of Volne is located in the Russian Federation. Andrei, an engineer in the city's dairy factory, said: "European and American countries are too much! If the country needs it, I can put on military uniforms to participate in the war. What? Everything will pass. "

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