From book pages to family happiness: a literary recipe for a happy marriage to be presented at the National Centre RUSSIA
On July 10 at 11:00, the National Centre RUSSIA invites literature lovers to the next meeting of the signature club "What to Read?!". As part of the II All-Russian Wedding Festival "Russia. Uniting Hearts," the traditional event with the Head of the Scientific Council of the Centre for Political Conjuncture, professor at the HSE University, and author of the Telegram channel "Chesnakov. Library," Alexei Chesnakov, will be dedicated to timeless values — love, fidelity, and family ties.
In the cosy atmosphere of the literary lounge, participants will take a journey through works that reveal the secrets of a strong and happy family. Special attention will be given to books about famous couples who made history, as well as to modern research on the psychology of family relationships.
This literary evening will be not just a book discussion, but a practical guide for newlyweds and guests of the Wedding Festival. They will learn which literary works offer family wisdom and discover works by young authors who share useful practices for building harmonious relationships.
Joining the moderator Alexei Chesnakov in the discussion will be the editor-in-chief of Psychologies.ru and co-author of the podcast "The Vulnerable Human" Alexander Akulinichev; philologist, cultural expert, and editor-in-chief of the creative online art almanac Artifex.ru Nikolai Zharinov; and Head of Trendwatching at VCIOM Natalia Ignatyeva.
The club "What to Read?!" was created at the National Centre RUSSIA as an intellectual platform for literary discussions, exchange of ideas, and the development of strategic thinking. It focuses on promoting a reading culture, encouraging meaningful writing, and expanding the space for public dialogue.
You can join the club meetings and participate in many other educational and cultural programmes at the National Centre RUSSIA free of charge by registering in advance at russia.ru. Up-to-date information about the events is available in the "Events" section and on the National Centre RUSSIA social media pages.
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