Guests of the RUSSIA EXPO have a unique opportunity to leave a message to the whole country
They sing songs, recite poems, share
their innermost feelings. At the exposition of Channel One, every visitor can
tell about themselves, their thoughts and feelings, and most importantly, leave
a good wish for Russia and its residents.
Not only regions, but also the main
Russian TV channels presented their stands in Pavilion No. 75. Looking at the
exposition of the Channel One, you can find yourself in the news studio or
press the fateful red button on the show "The Voice". There is also
an inconspicuous door leading to a small room with a video camera. Dozens of
people want to get here every day to become a part of the unique project
"One Minute to Your Country".
Valentina Sklyarova came out of the
studio of the Channel One, satisfied, but a little embarrassed. The woman
admitted that she was a bit confused and did not know what to say. Standers
came to the rescue, asked the right questions and helped to cope with the
excitement.
"Today I confirmed the highest
category, I work as a paramedic, and in honor of such an event I decided to
please myself - to visit the exposition. And now I accidentally found out about
such an unusual opportunity. I told about my homeland, about my work, I worked
as a paramedic in Tehran when there was war there and decided that I should be
at the front," Valentina shared.
One more guest - Yulia Sivova from
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area - wanted to leave messages. The trip to the RUSSIA
EXPO was her birthday present to herself. The birthday girl was delighted with
the regional expositions, and her wish was especially symbolic, because it was
recorded on a memorable date.
"I've already seen some videos that people have recorded. I really liked it! It's such a good project, I wanted to be a part of it too. I told about my family and my hobbies. And, of course, I wished my country and compatriots good health from the bottom of my heart," said Yulia.
Everyone can share something important
and express their opinion. The exposition of Channel One is open every day,
except for technical days.
