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Don’t worry Russell your video was great! That “ interruption” only ADDED to the videos sense of fun, intrigue and interest .🥰 Thank you for these enjoyable outings!🌹 P.s. Hope you and your Mrs. have an AWESOME Woman’s Day ! 🤗
@@paulj2948про лист бумаги это, что челлендж какой то?))) Тысячи людей в интернете повторяют это, но бывает ли это на самом деле никто не знает и не видел😅
So happy that International Women’s Dah is still celebrated. We are Scottish but my dad would always celebrate International Women’s Day to show how much he appreciated that women have done for the world.
Женщины ничего для мира не сделали, всё войны и проблемы только из за женщин!!! Столько империй разрушили, учи историю, хотя у вас слюнявых какая история?
Причем тут женщины и мир в целом . В России 8 марта это дань уважения прежде всего своим близким женщинам матерям женам сестрам подругам тетям бабушкам а уж потом знакомым и женщинам по работе и конечно любовницам у кого ни есть . Никто из мужчин в здравом уме в России не будет думать 8 марта о роле женщины в мировой истории и уж тем более о её роли в мире в целом так как это бред собачий фоминский . Роль мужчины и женщины в мире и в истории в целом неразрывно связаны от создания мира и никак не могут быть приплетены Клара Цеткин и Роза Люксембург
@@koshkinhousзапад критикует Россию а ранее критиковал Советский Союз. Но именно благодаря СССР нам в России не нужен феминизм, роль женщины в России по моему мнению равнозначна роли мужчины. Наши дедушки и бабушки преодолели гендерные различия, только сделали это правильно. Женщина осталась женщиной, а мужчина мужчиной.
@@koshkinhous Зачем осуждать!? Ведь этот праздник мы сейчас отмечаем именно благодаря тем феминисткам. Да,со временем в разных странах смысл праздника изменился,во многих вообще канул в небытие. Но не будь к.цеткин и р.люксембург, и той акции феминисток, мы бы сейчас не праздновали наш милый весенний праздник всех девочек,мам и бабушек, безо всякой феминистской подоплёки. .зри в корень!!!
One of the neighbours was handing out flowers to women in our part of the building today. I received one too. It was a very nice gesture 😊 Sometimes policemen stop the cars and give flowers to female drivers on this day. Employers get flowers for their female employees, students - for their teachers and so on. I hope this nice tradition remains in our culture
Russell's camera at the end of the video was not captured by Russians, but by residents from the republics of Central Asia. These are migrants who trade in Russia in various food and clothing markets.
Сегодня на работе подарили большие красивые букеты - заказывали заранее, привезли до начала рабочего дня, прятали в подсобке, чтоб сделать сюрприз :) Читали стихи, даже пели песни под гитару. Суматошный, но приятный день :)
Here in Alaska, no one has heard of International Womens Day with the exception of the expat Russians living here like my wife. She was very disappointed in that you did not show the flowers you bought for your wife.
The annual celebration of International Women's Day was initiated by the Second International Conference of Socialists, held in Copenhagen in 1910. Clara Zetkin suggested celebrating this day. One of the goals was the struggle for universal suffrage for women. Soviet Russia, and later the USSR, were the first states in the world to legislatively and officially declare equality of rights between men and women in 1917. Therefore, this holiday has taken root in our country.
see how everyone is respectful of each other, citizens even participating with friendly waves, try video taping in a Walmart in the US and see what happens to you, and then ask yourself what country is truly free…..
Yeah the right wingers are brainwashed by the inherited wealthy in America. Most of Europe and Russia are more free than America. Please tell us what we Americans have that other first world countries don't.
@@scotland638 Try to protest in the USA and you will be imprisoned, but in France you will be left without eyes at all. There is no more democratic police like in Russia anywhere in the West.
@@scotland638Хочешь протестовать? Так вперёд! Только делай все по закону. Сообщи о митинге в одминистрацию, тебе согласуют дату, время и место. Организуют присутствие медиков, мчс и полиции. И иди ори и ножками топочи сколько тебе влезит😂 А вы привыкли считать, что я вот захотел и пошёл когда хочу и куда хочу орать как дикарь и это типа свобода. Это хулиганство и нарушение порядка.
@@ГульназЩербакова you can not make videos in a number of public shopping centers in the US, even making videos in public from a sidewalk will lead to police harassment, even though it’s lawful to do so.
I've never seen anyone in Australia receive flowers for International Women's Day. I like the idea, though. My nephew is actually a manager at a flower wholesaler in Sydney. I know their busiest days are Valentine's Day and then Mother's Day. It's interesting to see so many people with such large beautiful bouquets. They cost a fortune in Australia. Thank you, Russell, for explaining and showing this to us.
Right, in Russia, Valentines Day isn't really celebrated at all. It would really be interesting to go to this place next week to compare how the amount of people there differs.
@@TravellingwithRussell There is a similar holiday in Russia, but in some ways it is probably better. Let it be still young, but it is not only about the love of young couples, but about family love, the strength of marriage bonds.🤔 Family, Love and Fidelity Day is a fairly young Russian holiday dedicated to the memorial day of Saints Peter and his wife Fevronia, who are considered the patrons of marriage in the Russian Orthodox Church. Family Day began to be celebrated in Murom, where the relics of saints are kept, in the 1990s, and in 2008 it was first celebrated outside the city. When is the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity celebrated The Day of Family, Love and Fidelity is celebrated annually on July 8 and is timed to coincide with the memorial day of Saints Peter and Fevronia of Murom, patrons of marriage in Orthodoxy. The date of the holiday is fixed and does not change from year to year. In 2023, the holiday falls on a Saturday. In Russia, the holiday began to be celebrated in 2008 and was considered a national celebration. However, on June 28, 2022, President Vladimir Putin signed a decree according to which the holiday became official. The history of the holiday is the Day of Family, Love and fidelity In the 90s, the residents of Murom restored the long-standing tradition of veneration of Saints Peter and Fevronia. They were contacted when problems arose in their family or personal life. At the beginning of the noughties, the City Day was combined with the celebration of Family Values Day. 2008 was the Year of the Family. It was then that the residents of Murom took the initiative to make the local celebration nationwide. Representatives of the State Duma and the Federation Council approved this idea, and it was also supported by the Interreligious Council of Russia. On March 26, 2008, the All-Russian Day of Marital Love and Family Happiness was established as part of a meeting of the Federation Council Committee on Social Policy. On June 28, 2022, Putin signed a decree granting the holiday official status. The purpose of this event is to preserve the traditions of family values and spiritual and moral education of children and youth. The Legend of Peter and Fevronia One day Prince Peter fell ill with leprosy, and no one could cure him. Then the future ruler of Murom had a dream that a peasant woman Fevronia lived in the village of Laskovo in the Ryazan province, who could help him. Peter found the girl and asked her to heal him. She agreed, but refused the money offered. Instead, Fevronia offered to marry her as a reward. The prince gave his word that he would do so, but did not keep it. And then the disease returned and struck the man with even greater force. Peter sent messengers to the girl, she began to treat the prince again, no matter what, she did not give up and healed Peter again. Then he married her in gratitude, as promised. However, the people did not accept the commoner, and the boyars plotted. As a result, Peter was faced with a choice - his spouse or the princely throne. He made a choice in favor of his wife. And the couple left Murom. There were many difficulties and trials ahead of the lovers, but they coped. Soon the Murom boyars asked the princely couple to return, because they could not maintain order in the city. So Peter and Fevronia lived soul to soul until their temples turned gray. When they grew old, they became monks and died on the same day - July 8, 1228. The saints were canonized in 1547. The Russian Orthodox Church annually celebrates Peter and Fevronia's Memorial Day on July 8. Family Day Traditions The relics of Peter and Fevronia rest in the convent of Murom in the Vladimir region. Pilgrims come to this place and ask for love and for finding a couple, for happiness in marriage and solving family problems. It has become a good tradition to propose to your beloved on this day and register a marriage. In addition, it is customary to give white daisies to your halves on this holiday, as this is the main symbol of Family Day, love and fidelity. On July 8, believers go to church, participate in the service and put candles to their saints, as well as Peter and Fevronia. Every year, in honor of the holiday, various themed events and concerts are organized throughout Russia. Also on the memorial day of Peter and Fevronia, couples who have been married for at least a quarter of a century receive awards and medals "For love and fidelity." What is allowed and what is not allowed on a holiday On the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity, it is customary to address the saints about the health and well-being of the family, as well as to thank them for their help. On a holiday, it is worth visiting your relatives or friends. Such meetings will serve to further strengthen relations. On July 8, you can safely get acquainted and go on dates. Believers believe that everything will work out thanks to the patronage of Peter and Fevronia. On the day of Peter and Fevronia, it is strictly forbidden to swear, swear, conflict, arrange scenes of jealousy. Interesting facts about Family Day, love and Fidelity • Family, Love and Fidelity Day is celebrated only in Russia. Since 1994, on the initiative of the United Nations, the International Day of Families has been celebrated on May 15, but the essence of the holiday differs from the Russian one. • In 2006, about 20,000 signatures were collected in Murom in support of the establishment of a family holiday in Russia. • Initially, the holiday was called the All-Russian Day of Conjugal Love and Family Happiness. • Family, Love and Fidelity Day is a popular date for marriage. Many couples seek to get married on this symbolic holiday. So, in 2022, about one thousand couples chose July 8 for their wedding. Gift Ideas On the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity, it is customary to give bouquets of white daisies to loved ones and loved ones. Also on this holiday, you can give engraved dishes, a pedigree book or a family certificate. In addition, interesting board games for spending time together or a puzzle depicting family life frames will be great gifts. But the best option would be to spend this day with your family. Popular questions and answers Were Saints Peter and Fevronia revered in Russia? Saints Peter and Fevronia were revered in Russia. They were honored by many Russian rulers, among others. Tsar Fyodor Ivanovich and his wife, Tsarina Irina Godunova, prayed to them for the gift of an heir. Peter I, Catherine II, Nicholas I, Alexander II also came to worship the relics of the Murom saints. Why is the daisy the symbol of the holiday? This flower was chosen as a symbol of the holiday for a reason. On the day of Saints Peter and Fevronia, these wildflowers bloom in the fields and meadows. In addition, daisies have been considered a symbol of love since ancient times (girls guess on the petals: "Loves, does not love"), and in the context of Family Day, they embody purity, loyalty and tenderness.
@@TravellingwithRussellпразднуют , поэтому в этот день затруднено(мягко говоря) движение с эстакады на проспект мира ,эти скряги - жадины уже всех задолбали со своими цветочками за "три копейки " оптом, любая женщина узнав об этом должна понять ,что её партнёр жадный урод или неспособный купить даже цветочек в супермаркете... не относится конечно к кавалерам готовым пойти на всё ради свежайших букетов за дорого.
Valentine's day is celebrated in Russia to some extend, at least by young generations, it's not just as popular as in other countries@@TravellingwithRussell
A beautiful flower market, large bouquets are affordable in price. In Asia there is no international women's day, only valentine mother's day. Russia is most international.Thanks for sharing.😁
@@TravellingwithRussellя сегодня зашла в цветочный магазин у дома ,чтобы купить своей дочке цветы…. Так там трудилось 6 девочек и какой-то парень🤣🤣🤣 В молодости я работала в цветочном магазине, и поверьте,к этому дню готовились за неделю, а 7-8 марта просто с 3-х утра на ногах были и до часу или двух ночи. Я давно уже не работаю в этой сфере,но каждый год я получаю огромное количество букетов от партнеров и покупателей ))) и даже с доставкой на дом, не только на работу)))
In Russia, 14 days a year are public holidays, one of which is March 8. In addition, according to the law, there are 28 days of paid leave per year. Those who work 5 days a week additionally have Saturday and Sunday off. Thus, the average Russian has about 140 paid days off a year. In addition, the state pays for 1.5 years of maternity leave with job retention, and pays maternity capital of approximately $ 6,500 per child. I'd rather keep silent about free education and medicine. because probably only in Russia a free ambulance will arrive within 20 minutes. My friend's husband had 2 operations when he had a heart attack, and this is within the framework of free insurance. I love my country and I am proud to be Russian
Не переживай, все что ты перечислил, кроме материнского капитала. Это не достижения России, это все благодаря стараниям Ленина, создавшего Советский Союз. В СССР не требовался материнский капитал, потому что население постоянно росло, а сейчас, наше благословенное, правительство, защищающее интересы правящего класса (капиталистов) не знает, что еще сделать, чтобы увеличить рождаемость и при этом не ущемить права корпораций. По поводу всего, что ты перечислил, нынешние капиталисты, буть спокоен, тоже наведут порядок, медленно но верно воздух перекроют, уже потихоньку начинают, пока что с пенсий начали. Образование порушили, бесплатная медицина тоже уже на последнем издыхании, все будет, не переживай, будем жить, как в Америке, нам же это обещали в 91 году.
One thing I noticed soon after coming to Russia was that among among shops that remain open 24x7 are florists, pharmacies and small groceries/convenience stores in that order, with more florists open 24x7 than pharmacies and then there are some groceries too that are open 24x7. I used to wonder why so many florists are open 24x7 (are Russian men who linger out too late at night, buying flowers to defuse a potentially fuming wife/gf waiting at home? )))) )
Sometimes people like to congratulate their closest friends or relatives at 00:00 of their holiday date, especially birthday. But more common is to bring the flowers in early morning for your wife, for example, so the person could wake up and get the surprise congratulation with flowers.
😂 просто все почти работают, и в рабочее время не удобно ходить по магазинам. Кроме того, цветы не хочется покупать заранее, лучше чтобы они были свежие
Самые желанные цветы, это цветы полученные рано утром . Порой случается у мужчины внезапный порыв чувств и он хочет обрадовать свою даму немедленно,ведь у нас в идеале мужчина обязан заботиться о женщине
Мне муж подарил большой букет и прекрасный любимый парфюм, очень приятно, ещё набор по уходу за кожей лица. А дочке, ей 11 корзину с цветами и электрогитару, восторг был невероятный. Каждый год он нас радует, вместе 28 лет. Не перестаёт удивлять до сих пор!!
В Москве сегодня и завтра на многих станциях метро бесплатно раздают женщинам букеты цветов. Есть ещё одна традиция: букеты живых цветов кладут в руки или на колени женщинам, которым установлены памятники. Натали, жена Пушкина, поэтесса Анна Ахматова, многие другие - они все с чудесными букетами. И мне сегодня муж, сыновья принесли и тюльпаны, и мимозу, и розы, и сладости. Но самое приятное, что вся семья собралась вместе.
I've seen flowers market but definitely not as big and as busy as those and also the fact that it's open 24h for this particular holiday is amazing. Seems that woman day is way more important Russia than valentine in any other country. Great video Russell
In Russia, Valentine's Day is not very popular. If they hadn’t talked about this holiday on TV, no one would have remembered. This is not a Russian holiday - in Russia there is Orthodox Christianity, and St. Valentine is Catholic... There is also no Mother's Day in Russia. All these holidays are embodied in one day - March 8th. Congratulations to all women. And the little girls, and mothers, and grandmothers. It's like a holiday of spring and beauty.
Yes of course! ❤❤❤ Women in Russia are grandmothers, mothers, sisters, daughters. For men, they are the flowers of life, and how else to emphasize their beauty, significance and brightness, if not with flowers?))) After all, it is women who carry the feeling of beauty.
День матери - последнее воскресенье ноября, в этом году будет 24 числа, а день пожилого человека 1 октября. День семьи, любви и верности 8 июля @@ОльгаПавловна-21
Mother's Day in Russia is celebrated on the last Sunday of November and therefore you always need to be on guard so as not to miss it 🤣🤣🤣 this is a tribute to the mother and the fact that you should always be ready! ))) on what day do you celebrate this holiday?
@@meduza6281it is always every second Sunday of May. Every year it turns out to be a different date but that’s how many American holidays are. They do shop a lot for flowers on this holiday here, but it never ever comes even this close to what you have in Russia for the 8th of March 😅
Its important to the video being day before! Would have been boring on March 9th or 10th!! And he was getting flowers for his wife anyway and maybe mother inlaw?!
I really like to give flowers. Today we went with my mother to my grandmother and gave her two bouquets from ourselves. And tomorrow my aunt and great-granddaughters will arrive and there will be flowers too. And the whole family knows who has what favorites. Grandma has white multi-flowered carnations (only these carnations smell), mom loves freesias and sunflowers, I love daffodils, aunt peonies. In this market, you can find flowers from all over the planet, even if it is not the season in Russia, there are from other countries.
In Russia, you have the right to take photos and shoot videos in any public place (even if this location is private property). If security guards or sellers try to prohibit video filming, you need to call the police, who will explain your rights to the owner according to the legislation of the Russian Federation.
Вы имеете полное право снимать в общественных местах. Вы могли вызвать полицию и написать на них заявление. Охранники безграмотные, они не знают законов , что им руководство говорит, то они и делают.
@@misslit480а как же право другого человека не публичного и тем более ребёнка не попадать в кадр, различных блогеров? Или у нас права как на западе становятся усечённые в одну сторону?
I can only speak about the good ‘ol USA, but in America 75%+ of all the fresh cut flower arrangements sold by florists are bundled either by the dozen (12) or half-dozen (6). Both are even numbers.
moscow looks so beautiful. happy international womens day everyone. i know its not till friday but im saying it now :) everyone take some time out to show that special someone in your life how much you care!!
Wow...beautiful n refreshing for the soulm despite chaotic unrest in so many places in the world provoked by unusually stupid arrogance of the collective west! MARANATHA 🙏✝️🕎💖💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Mankind💌💞💗💝💖
Цветы для каждого человека- это неотъемлемая часть жизни! С цветами встречают рождение человечка, цветы дарят на дни рождения, с цветами идут в детский сад, школу. Цветы школьники и студенты приносят на каждый экзамен. Каждое радостное событие в жизни человека празднуют с цветами. Цветы дарят детям, родителям, учителям, любимым! Цветы дарят просто так! ...и провожают с цветами...
Flowers are super popular here in Russia. The busiest flower days are the 8th of March, the 1st of September (school year start), the 14th of February and of course birthdays, dates and all kinds of celebrations. Every block of flats has several flower shops and most of them work 24/7.
Rassel, thanks you very much for showing this festive bustle))) Flowers are always wonderful! Greetings from Tatarstan (this is part of Russia)❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Big Hi to Lenora from Canada. No one here makes that big a deal of International Woman's day even though it is recognized. Those flowers were all gorgeous and I'd be happy to receive any of those bouquets but if it was something that's still growing in a pot I'd be even happier. The people in the 1st market seemed to be much better organized than the 2nd one. Thanks for sharing.
Большое спасибо. Я почти не успел закончить видео. Оказывается, на главном Рижском рынке съемки не поощряются, но после дружеской беседы я добился этого.
You are the best, Russell! Yes, buy flowers from Leanora. She's adorable and well-spoken in English. Thank you for sharing your time and experiences as a florist, Leanora. ❤ This flower market is wonderful! 😊
представляю ,как прекрасно там пахнет ,так хочется зелени,тепла и цветов , из срезанных люблю только тюльпаны , обожаю полевые цветы ,а вообще лучше на клумбах !!!!Жду,когда зацветет сирень ,самый чудесный запах на улице будет около домов )))
Crickey Russell you did a fantastic job getting around the market. International Womens Day is not so big here (Australia). One thing I know for dure is that we don't give flowers on this day like Russia does. AND it's open 24hrs. that is unreal. We don't have nayhting like this in Melbourne, Australia.
Greetings from Russia, Russell! I don't understand why there are signs prohibiting photography. As far as I know, by law you can film in public places. This is weird!
Maybe illegal immigrants and dishonest businessmen just don't want shot ;) After all, some merchants may hide not too pretty things behind their beautiful flower stalls.
I simply bought a branch of mimosa from a swarthy Southerner not far from home. I chose a thicker branch and paid more. Today is not the day to be a miser) And I bought red roses for my lovely wife month ago for her birthday. And besides that, you should definitely have a gift, at least a small one, as a sign of attention
Hey Russell. I was actually at that broken down dollar store today. (Cheapest toiletries). Their new shopping carts (all but four have been stolen by questionable people) have this long pole sticking up from them. The ugliest thing. I already knew why. The girl told me it's because the pole won't fit through the door, therefore the "questionable people" can't steal the shopping carts.😂😂😂 Well, I got into a conversation about how ridiculously expensive groceries have gotten in the US and brought up your show. Had her laughing. Enjoy your wonderful supermarkets!
Wow wow. I have never seen flower market like this. In Perth Australia nothing like this. And flowers here are extremely expensive. Well done Russell 🎉
When I came to the market today at 18.00 it overcrowded. The thought crossed my mide -- what if filming it. But I was to busy to find special flowers. It was not easy today ) Then I finally come home. Open RUclips and what I see your video form Rizgsky market. OMG. Only genuine bloger could film this crowd in such special place. I'm not surprised that they asked you to leave.
The flowers are absolutely beautiful. I am sure all ladies would be delighted with a bouquet. I understand that flowers from all over the world go to the Netherlands for distribution for Europe. I saw a sign for Amsterdam a few times. A lovely video thank you
In the European part of Russia, roses are mainly from Africa. There are also Russian roses, but they are cheaper and sell out quickly. Russian roses are better - they smell, but they have short stems. Tulips are mostly Russian. In the Asian part of Russia, flowers from China are easier to bring. But the symbol of March 8 is the yellow mimosa. It is brought from the south of Russia. A convenient flower - mimosa dries well and decorates your home all year until you get tired of it 😊
It took a true geopolitical genius from Kreml to force Sweden to abandon its 200 years of neutrality. And without Putin's fatherly leadership, Finland would never have realized that it would join NATO - all the best to all the clones in the Kremlin bunker.
Традиционные подарки на 8 марта, это тюльпаны/ конфеты в коробке ( девушки, женщины ), мимоза/ духи, косметика (матери, сестре, бабушке), ландыши/ шоколад ( девочкам). Жене всё вместе😊 Так было в СССР.
I actually wish we had that in America. There is Mother’s Day and Valentines but this covers it all. I’d still Mother’s Day and Valentine’s if they still applied.
В таких местах не разрешают делать съемки,мне кажется ,потому что люди с камерами создают пробки ,а это огромная проблема в тесных помещениях . Спасибо за видео,Рассел !!!👋👋👋
В тот день, когда я вошел туда, там определенно было полно народу. Я думаю, что, прочитав несколько других комментариев к этому видео, есть еще несколько более серьезных причин, по которым они не любят или не хотят использовать камеры.
As a 40 yr old woman in the US, I'm afraid to say I didn't even know this was a holiday let alone an international one. I heard about it on the news but I'd say I pay more attention to the news nowadays so that's probably why I just caught on.
It is bad- you need to introduce it as a major public holiday. It is a day glorifying women as they are - and glorifying women rights too. It is a holiday of women in all socieal roles: as girls, wives, mothers, grandmothers - and as working woman too. It is a cause to remind everyone how women are important to the society and family. The holiday was created as feminist day originally but it became much more than a Feminism Day later as society had a need in a day like this, to make a holyday for all women to сelebrate and thank women for every good thing they did for family and society.
It is not celebrated in the USA. But I like the idea. Better than just Mother's Day, on this day all the women get gifts. Plus I like the idea of giving gifts to your female friends. I am female and I would do that!
Russia also has Mother's Day, it is usually celebrated in November, but to be honest, it is not super important for us. Many do not even remember this day, the most important holiday dedicated to women is still Women's Day
@7:25 Leora seems like such a lovely young lady. She takes great pride in her work. Which is really refreshing to see now a days 🙂 I wish her great success. I am surprised at the amount of flowers 🌹🌼🌻💐🌷available for sale, at those Huge flower shops. 😮 I do not believe that they will be able to sell them all. ☹ It's funny you had an issue with the "filming"...Sam had the Sam had the same issue, when he entered an establishment. 🤨 Thanks Russ , as always, for your great videos. They are a joy to see & I really enjoy, when you get a chance to interact with the locals. ❤I love the Russian People, their Cuisine, their Family & Moral Values and of course, their Beautiful Country in all. ❤
8 марта, в 6 утра к двери этого рынка выстроится очередь из мужчин, в которой нужно стоять 3-4 часа. В 12.00 магазины цветов будут пусты. Я владелец цветочного магазина. В эту неделю флористы зарабатывают столько, сколько потом за целый год😊❤🎉
Russians love flowers a lot, as they have long and snowy winter with very short daytime. So flowers are common gift for a date, birthday and so on. Flowers bring some color to the eyes when world around cold and white/gray because of snow and thick clouds.
I used to visit this place back in the past. Amazing how the market has expanded. Known not only for variety of flowers and bouquets but also for reasonable prices (except for the 1st week of March bargains are acceptable). The latter space might not be so imposing but the fragrances beat it all.
Russell great place to visit!!! I ❤🌸🌹🌷🌻🌺I was surprised you didn’t tell us how it smelled in there?! Was it a nice smell or was it hard to distinguish different flowers or was it an odd smell due to sooo many different types of flowers?! Also what is your wife’s favourite flowers and favourite colour/colours when it comes to flowers? Princess Diana favours white flowers and Forget me nots! And disappointed you didn’t show us what you bought her!
Where you live in the World do you celebrate " International Womans Day " From what I understand not every country does. Let me know n the comments. If you want to follo me on Telgram to discuss if more: t.me/travellingwithrussell
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Don’t worry Russell your video was great!
That “ interruption” only ADDED to the videos sense of fun, intrigue and interest .🥰
Thank you for these enjoyable outings!🌹
P.s.
Hope you and your Mrs. have an AWESOME Woman’s Day ! 🤗
But you have no free speech and get arrested for holding up blank paper or laying flowers at a monument. And it's women's day not woman's day.
@@paulj2948про лист бумаги это, что челлендж какой то?))) Тысячи людей в интернете повторяют это, но бывает ли это на самом деле никто не знает и не видел😅
@@paulj2948это неправда.
@@paulj2948Не пиши ерунду😂
So happy that International Women’s Dah is still celebrated. We are Scottish but my dad would always celebrate International Women’s Day to show how much he appreciated that women have done for the world.
Женщины ничего для мира не сделали, всё войны и проблемы только из за женщин!!! Столько империй разрушили, учи историю, хотя у вас слюнявых какая история?
Клара Цеткин, одна из основательниц Международного женского дня, похоронена под стенами Кремля.
Россия празднует этот день!
Причем тут женщины и мир в целом . В России 8 марта это дань уважения прежде всего своим близким женщинам матерям женам сестрам подругам тетям бабушкам а уж потом знакомым и женщинам по работе и конечно любовницам у кого ни есть . Никто из мужчин в здравом уме в России не будет думать 8 марта о роле женщины в мировой истории и уж тем более о её роли в мире в целом так как это бред собачий фоминский . Роль мужчины и женщины в мире и в истории в целом неразрывно связаны от создания мира и никак не могут быть приплетены Клара Цеткин и Роза Люксембург
@@koshkinhousзапад критикует Россию а ранее критиковал Советский Союз.
Но именно благодаря СССР нам в России не нужен феминизм, роль женщины в России по моему мнению равнозначна роли мужчины. Наши дедушки и бабушки преодолели гендерные различия, только сделали это правильно. Женщина осталась женщиной, а мужчина мужчиной.
@@koshkinhous
Зачем осуждать!? Ведь этот праздник мы сейчас отмечаем именно благодаря тем феминисткам. Да,со временем в разных странах смысл праздника изменился,во многих вообще канул в небытие. Но не будь к.цеткин и р.люксембург, и той акции феминисток, мы бы сейчас не праздновали наш милый весенний праздник всех девочек,мам и бабушек, безо всякой феминистской подоплёки. .зри в корень!!!
One of the neighbours was handing out flowers to women in our part of the building today. I received one too. It was a very nice gesture 😊 Sometimes policemen stop the cars and give flowers to female drivers on this day. Employers get flowers for their female employees, students - for their teachers and so on. I hope this nice tradition remains in our culture
Настюша, пусть в твоей жизни случится ещё не одно поле ромашек с прогалинами васильков)
@@i.d.m.49 благодарю! Очень приятно 😇
Всех женщин планета Земля поздравляем с 8 марта !!! Желаем простого женского счастья !!!
Спасибо))
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People in Russia look cool and relaxed. No crackhead harassing you. Moscow looks neat. People are friendly.
Rizskaia
What are you wanting for then you should visit, seeing videos and being there is big difference I'm sure you'll love it
Why don't you move there, and then let us know how you like it?
@@Oleg-h8qизвините, немного поправлю Рижская
@@issasn82 maybe this coming summer.
I love Russia from India Moscow is very beautiful city
It certainly is.
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Russell's camera at the end of the video was not captured by Russians, but by residents from the republics of Central Asia. These are migrants who trade in Russia in various food and clothing markets.
Любой мужчина в России знает, если не подарить цветы в день 8 марта, то весь год будет плохой😂😂😂
Даже если она говорит что цветов ей не надо. Лучше все равно подарить.
Сегодня на работе подарили большие красивые букеты - заказывали заранее, привезли до начала рабочего дня, прятали в подсобке, чтоб сделать сюрприз :) Читали стихи, даже пели песни под гитару. Суматошный, но приятный день :)
Какие молодцы! Респект!
Здорово ❤
Here in Alaska, no one has heard of International Womens Day with the exception of the expat Russians living here like my wife. She was very disappointed in that you did not show the flowers you bought for your wife.
The annual celebration of International Women's Day was initiated by the Second International Conference of Socialists, held in Copenhagen in 1910. Clara Zetkin suggested celebrating this day. One of the goals was the struggle for universal suffrage for women. Soviet Russia, and later the USSR, were the first states in the world to legislatively and officially declare equality of rights between men and women in 1917. Therefore, this holiday has taken root in our country.
Me too 😅
Where is her beautiful bouquet?💐
@@ЗояИванова-и6ьи что самое смешное, что поводом для этого праздника была забастовка женщин в США.
Me, too! What did you get for your wife, after all?
I like the moments when random people just say hello 👋 to the camera 😃
see how everyone is respectful of each other, citizens even participating with friendly waves, try video taping in a Walmart in the US and see what happens to you, and then ask yourself what country is truly free…..
Yeah the right wingers are brainwashed by the inherited wealthy in America. Most of Europe and Russia are more free than America. Please tell us what we Americans have that other first world countries don't.
Just curious, is it really not safe to just film a video in US shops? If it is true, then as a russian I am really shocked by that...
@@scotland638 Try to protest in the USA and you will be imprisoned, but in France you will be left without eyes at all. There is no more democratic police like in Russia anywhere in the West.
@@scotland638Хочешь протестовать? Так вперёд! Только делай все по закону. Сообщи о митинге в одминистрацию, тебе согласуют дату, время и место. Организуют присутствие медиков, мчс и полиции. И иди ори и ножками топочи сколько тебе влезит😂 А вы привыкли считать, что я вот захотел и пошёл когда хочу и куда хочу орать как дикарь и это типа свобода. Это хулиганство и нарушение порядка.
@@ГульназЩербакова you can not make videos in a number of public shopping centers in the US, even making videos in public from a sidewalk will lead to police harassment, even though it’s lawful to do so.
They take their flowers very seriously! I love it!
Extremely.
Не к цветам😊А к цветам в подарок своим женщинам. И нетолько на праздник. Женщинам России мужчины дарят цветы, как знак внимания. 😉
В России к женщинам относятся ОЧЕНЬ серьёзно.
I've never seen anyone in Australia receive flowers for International Women's Day. I like the idea, though. My nephew is actually a manager at a flower wholesaler in Sydney. I know their busiest days are Valentine's Day and then Mother's Day. It's interesting to see so many people with such large beautiful bouquets. They cost a fortune in Australia. Thank you, Russell, for explaining and showing this to us.
Right, in Russia, Valentines Day isn't really celebrated at all. It would really be interesting to go to this place next week to compare how the amount of people there differs.
@@TravellingwithRussell There is a similar holiday in Russia, but in some ways it is probably better. Let it be still young, but it is not only about the love of young couples, but about family love, the strength of marriage bonds.🤔
Family, Love and Fidelity Day is a fairly young Russian holiday dedicated to the memorial day of Saints Peter and his wife Fevronia, who are considered the patrons of marriage in the Russian Orthodox Church. Family Day began to be celebrated in Murom, where the relics of saints are kept, in the 1990s, and in 2008 it was first celebrated outside the city.
When is the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity celebrated
The Day of Family, Love and Fidelity is celebrated annually on July 8 and is timed to coincide with the memorial day of Saints Peter and Fevronia of Murom, patrons of marriage in Orthodoxy. The date of the holiday is fixed and does not change from year to year. In 2023, the holiday falls on a Saturday.
In Russia, the holiday began to be celebrated in 2008 and was considered a national celebration. However, on June 28, 2022, President Vladimir Putin signed a decree according to which the holiday became official.
The history of the holiday is the Day of Family, Love and fidelity
In the 90s, the residents of Murom restored the long-standing tradition of veneration of Saints Peter and Fevronia. They were contacted when problems arose in their family or personal life. At the beginning of the noughties, the City Day was combined with the celebration of Family Values Day.
2008 was the Year of the Family. It was then that the residents of Murom took the initiative to make the local celebration nationwide. Representatives of the State Duma and the Federation Council approved this idea, and it was also supported by the Interreligious Council of Russia. On March 26, 2008, the All-Russian Day of Marital Love and Family Happiness was established as part of a meeting of the Federation Council Committee on Social Policy.
On June 28, 2022, Putin signed a decree granting the holiday official status. The purpose of this event is to preserve the traditions of family values and spiritual and moral education of children and youth.
The Legend of Peter and Fevronia
One day Prince Peter fell ill with leprosy, and no one could cure him. Then the future ruler of Murom had a dream that a peasant woman Fevronia lived in the village of Laskovo in the Ryazan province, who could help him. Peter found the girl and asked her to heal him. She agreed, but refused the money offered. Instead, Fevronia offered to marry her as a reward.
The prince gave his word that he would do so, but did not keep it. And then the disease returned and struck the man with even greater force. Peter sent messengers to the girl, she began to treat the prince again, no matter what, she did not give up and healed Peter again. Then he married her in gratitude, as promised. However, the people did not accept the commoner, and the boyars plotted. As a result, Peter was faced with a choice - his spouse or the princely throne.
He made a choice in favor of his wife. And the couple left Murom. There were many difficulties and trials ahead of the lovers, but they coped. Soon the Murom boyars asked the princely couple to return, because they could not maintain order in the city. So Peter and Fevronia lived soul to soul until their temples turned gray. When they grew old, they became monks and died on the same day - July 8, 1228. The saints were canonized in 1547. The Russian Orthodox Church annually celebrates Peter and Fevronia's Memorial Day on July 8.
Family Day Traditions
The relics of Peter and Fevronia rest in the convent of Murom in the Vladimir region. Pilgrims come to this place and ask for love and for finding a couple, for happiness in marriage and solving family problems. It has become a good tradition to propose to your beloved on this day and register a marriage.
In addition, it is customary to give white daisies to your halves on this holiday, as this is the main symbol of Family Day, love and fidelity. On July 8, believers go to church, participate in the service and put candles to their saints, as well as Peter and Fevronia.
Every year, in honor of the holiday, various themed events and concerts are organized throughout Russia. Also on the memorial day of Peter and Fevronia, couples who have been married for at least a quarter of a century receive awards and medals "For love and fidelity."
What is allowed and what is not allowed on a holiday
On the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity, it is customary to address the saints about the health and well-being of the family, as well as to thank them for their help.
On a holiday, it is worth visiting your relatives or friends. Such meetings will serve to further strengthen relations.
On July 8, you can safely get acquainted and go on dates. Believers believe that everything will work out thanks to the patronage of Peter and Fevronia.
On the day of Peter and Fevronia, it is strictly forbidden to swear, swear, conflict, arrange scenes of jealousy.
Interesting facts about Family Day, love and Fidelity
• Family, Love and Fidelity Day is celebrated only in Russia. Since 1994, on the initiative of the United Nations, the International Day of Families has been celebrated on May 15, but the essence of the holiday differs from the Russian one.
• In 2006, about 20,000 signatures were collected in Murom in support of the establishment of a family holiday in Russia.
• Initially, the holiday was called the All-Russian Day of Conjugal Love and Family Happiness.
• Family, Love and Fidelity Day is a popular date for marriage. Many couples seek to get married on this symbolic holiday. So, in 2022, about one thousand couples chose July 8 for their wedding.
Gift Ideas
On the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity, it is customary to give bouquets of white daisies to loved ones and loved ones. Also on this holiday, you can give engraved dishes, a pedigree book or a family certificate.
In addition, interesting board games for spending time together or a puzzle depicting family life frames will be great gifts.
But the best option would be to spend this day with your family.
Popular questions and answers
Were Saints Peter and Fevronia revered in Russia?
Saints Peter and Fevronia were revered in Russia. They were honored by many Russian rulers, among others. Tsar Fyodor Ivanovich and his wife, Tsarina Irina Godunova, prayed to them for the gift of an heir. Peter I, Catherine II, Nicholas I, Alexander II also came to worship the relics of the Murom saints.
Why is the daisy the symbol of the holiday?
This flower was chosen as a symbol of the holiday for a reason. On the day of Saints Peter and Fevronia, these wildflowers bloom in the fields and meadows. In addition, daisies have been considered a symbol of love since ancient times (girls guess on the petals: "Loves, does not love"), and in the context of Family Day, they embody purity, loyalty and tenderness.
@@TravellingwithRussellпразднуют , поэтому в этот день затруднено(мягко говоря) движение с эстакады на проспект мира ,эти скряги - жадины уже всех задолбали со своими цветочками за "три копейки " оптом, любая женщина узнав об этом должна понять ,что её партнёр жадный урод или неспособный купить даже цветочек в супермаркете... не относится конечно к кавалерам готовым пойти на всё ради свежайших букетов за дорого.
День св Валентина, оставьте себе, в России этот праздник не нужен.
Valentine's day is celebrated in Russia to some extend, at least by young generations, it's not just as popular as in other countries@@TravellingwithRussell
Many flower shops in Moscow are open 24x7.
Right, my local flower shop in the next building is 24/7. But this was an entire shopping mall of flower shops.
@@TravellingwithRussell 24/7 = 3 h 26 min, so correct spelling is 24×7. ☝
И не только в Москве. В других городах России тоже
@@VladislavJavadov Жжошь ))) Аххахха
Ладно в Москве, у меня в провинции (60 тыс. населения) есть парочка круглосуточных цветочных магазинов, а может и больше.
A beautiful flower market, large bouquets are affordable in price. In Asia there is no international women's day, only valentine mother's day. Russia is most international.Thanks for sharing.😁
Иногда это очень дорого, но русские мужчины - самые щедрые. Россия - щедрая душа
Nice video. That's a serious approach. Seems like Russian women should be proud of their partners
Мы гордимся=)
Мы гордимся, мужчины России лучшие ❤спасибо нашим защитникам❤🇷🇺🎉
У нас нет партнёров. Партнёр в бизнесе. В России к любви не относятся как к бизнесу. У нас есть любимые.
Even my ex-husband gives me flowers on International Women's Day. so we are proud of our men, both former and present))
@@Лейла28защитникам чего?
В предверии 8 марта мужчины просто штурмуют цветочные магазины и выстраиваются в очереди. Это так мило)
Было так интересно увидеть это воочию, а также пробки на близлежащих улицах.
@@TravellingwithRussellя сегодня зашла в цветочный магазин у дома ,чтобы купить своей дочке цветы…. Так там трудилось 6 девочек и какой-то парень🤣🤣🤣 В молодости я работала в цветочном магазине, и поверьте,к этому дню готовились за неделю, а 7-8 марта просто с 3-х утра на ногах были и до часу или двух ночи. Я давно уже не работаю в этой сфере,но каждый год я получаю огромное количество букетов от партнеров и покупателей ))) и даже с доставкой на дом, не только на работу)))
@@TravellingwithRussellthis is amazing
In Russia, 14 days a year are public holidays, one of which is March 8. In addition, according to the law, there are 28 days of paid leave per year. Those who work 5 days a week additionally have Saturday and Sunday off. Thus, the average Russian has about 140 paid days off a year. In addition, the state pays for 1.5 years of maternity leave with job retention, and pays maternity capital of approximately $ 6,500 per child. I'd rather keep silent about free education and medicine. because probably only in Russia a free ambulance will arrive within 20 minutes. My friend's husband had 2 operations when he had a heart attack, and this is within the framework of free insurance. I love my country and I am proud to be Russian
У нас работающих на севере, 44 дня отпуск
6500 какие космические деньги за несколько лет ..да есть чем гордиться
Не переживай, все что ты перечислил, кроме материнского капитала. Это не достижения России, это все благодаря стараниям Ленина, создавшего Советский Союз. В СССР не требовался материнский капитал, потому что население постоянно росло, а сейчас, наше благословенное, правительство, защищающее интересы правящего класса (капиталистов) не знает, что еще сделать, чтобы увеличить рождаемость и при этом не ущемить права корпораций. По поводу всего, что ты перечислил, нынешние капиталисты, буть спокоен, тоже наведут порядок, медленно но верно воздух перекроют, уже потихоньку начинают, пока что с пенсий начали. Образование порушили, бесплатная медицина тоже уже на последнем издыхании, все будет, не переживай, будем жить, как в Америке, нам же это обещали в 91 году.
А у учителей 52 дня.
@@zavhoz84Россия наследница СССР. Сохранила много хорошего. А многие не сохранили. Значит, заслуга.
Я.из.кыргызстана.мы.тоже.дарим.своим.женщинам.цветы.которых.у.нас.в.огромных.количествах.поздравляю.всех.женщин.с.праздником.....
One thing I noticed soon after coming to Russia was that among among shops that remain open 24x7 are florists, pharmacies and small groceries/convenience stores in that order, with more florists open 24x7 than pharmacies and then there are some groceries too that are open 24x7.
I used to wonder why so many florists are open 24x7 (are Russian men who linger out too late at night, buying flowers to defuse a potentially fuming wife/gf waiting at home? )))) )
Sometimes people like to congratulate their closest friends or relatives at 00:00 of their holiday date, especially birthday. But more common is to bring the flowers in early morning for your wife, for example, so the person could wake up and get the surprise congratulation with flowers.
Не знаю как ночью.
Но бывает что с утра до начала рабочего дня покупаешь цветы в день рождения коллеге
😂 просто все почти работают, и в рабочее время не удобно ходить по магазинам. Кроме того, цветы не хочется покупать заранее, лучше чтобы они были свежие
Мне муж иногда покупает цветы просто так, когда у него хорошее настроение.
Самые желанные цветы, это цветы полученные рано утром . Порой случается у мужчины внезапный порыв чувств и он хочет обрадовать свою даму немедленно,ведь у нас в идеале мужчина обязан заботиться о женщине
Мне муж подарил большой букет и прекрасный любимый парфюм, очень приятно, ещё набор по уходу за кожей лица. А дочке, ей 11 корзину с цветами и электрогитару, восторг был невероятный. Каждый год он нас радует, вместе 28 лет. Не перестаёт удивлять до сих пор!!
В Москве сегодня и завтра на многих станциях метро бесплатно раздают женщинам букеты цветов. Есть ещё одна традиция: букеты живых цветов кладут в руки или на колени женщинам, которым установлены памятники. Натали, жена Пушкина, поэтесса Анна Ахматова, многие другие - они все с чудесными букетами. И мне сегодня муж, сыновья принесли и тюльпаны, и мимозу, и розы, и сладости. Но самое приятное, что вся семья собралась вместе.
I've seen flowers market but definitely not as big and as busy as those and also the fact that it's open 24h for this particular holiday is amazing. Seems that woman day is way more important Russia than valentine in any other country. Great video Russell
In Russia, Valentine's Day is not very popular. If they hadn’t talked about this holiday on TV, no one would have remembered. This is not a Russian holiday - in Russia there is Orthodox Christianity, and St. Valentine is Catholic... There is also no Mother's Day in Russia. All these holidays are embodied in one day - March 8th. Congratulations to all women. And the little girls, and mothers, and grandmothers. It's like a holiday of spring and beauty.
Yes of course! ❤❤❤ Women in Russia are grandmothers, mothers, sisters, daughters. For men, they are the flowers of life, and how else to emphasize their beauty, significance and brightness, if not with flowers?))) After all, it is women who carry the feeling of beauty.
@@ОльгаПавловна-21Не правда. День матери тоже празднуется многими. 24 ноября
В России день семьи любви и верности 8 июля.
День матери - последнее воскресенье ноября, в этом году будет 24 числа, а день пожилого человека 1 октября. День семьи, любви и верности 8 июля @@ОльгаПавловна-21
Here in The US we have Mothers day in May.
Loved the video.. people in Russia are so friendly.
Loved Lenora
Mother's Day in Russia is celebrated on the last Sunday of November and therefore you always need to be on guard so as not to miss it 🤣🤣🤣 this is a tribute to the mother and the fact that you should always be ready! ))) on what day do you celebrate this holiday?
@@meduza6281it is always every second Sunday of May. Every year it turns out to be a different date but that’s how many American holidays are.
They do shop a lot for flowers on this holiday here, but it never ever comes even this close to what you have in Russia for the 8th of March 😅
Снимать 7 марта на Рижском рынке - это очень самоотверженно, Рассел! Я стараюсь туда не заходить перед праздниками😂
Its important to the video being day before! Would have been boring on March 9th or 10th!! And he was getting flowers for his wife anyway and maybe mother inlaw?!
У нас в Якутске по 2 гис 192 цветочных магазинов, но 8 марта в каждом углу стоят автобусы и продают цветы. 😅
Не говорите им, что везут вам цветы самолетами😂
Чукотка приветствует соседей🤝💖
@@yzhak_1672 Ух ты! ) Чукотке большой привет из Москвы! )
Как там у вас здорово это всё организовано! 👍👍👍
Я бы сказала, что у нас на 8 марта море тюльпанов.
Всех девушек с праздником🎉
Спасибо!❤
А женщин??? Или Вы не видите разницы? Вот так, одним неправильно подобранным словом, обидели огромную часть женской аудитории...
@@юлиякарпичева-б8г не душните, я ж не бабушек написала.
@@luchakfulЧто к чему?Есть общее слово и молодых, и среднего возраста, и пожилых >_> женщина.
I really like to give flowers. Today we went with my mother to my grandmother and gave her two bouquets from ourselves. And tomorrow my aunt and great-granddaughters will arrive and there will be flowers too. And the whole family knows who has what favorites. Grandma has white multi-flowered carnations (only these carnations smell), mom loves freesias and sunflowers, I love daffodils, aunt peonies. In this market, you can find flowers from all over the planet, even if it is not the season in Russia, there are from other countries.
Oh my! What a feast for the eyes and soul.
In Russia, you have the right to take photos and shoot videos in any public place (even if this location is private property). If security guards or sellers try to prohibit video filming, you need to call the police, who will explain your rights to the owner according to the legislation of the Russian Federation.
The brainwashed reader from the west won’t believe this.
Kinda like someone in US called "First amendment".
Its constitutional right.
Могли бы и пистюлей навешать если лезешь куда не надо))))😂, это же рынок ,а не супермаркет😂
Вы имеете полное право снимать в общественных местах. Вы могли вызвать полицию и написать на них заявление. Охранники безграмотные, они не знают законов , что им руководство говорит, то они и делают.
@@misslit480а как же право другого человека не публичного и тем более ребёнка не попадать в кадр, различных блогеров? Или у нас права как на западе становятся усечённые в одну сторону?
And remember, always buy an odd number of flowers.
An even number of flowers are bought only for funerals ☝️. If you don't want any trouble, remember this. 😅
I can only speak about the good ‘ol USA, but in America 75%+ of all the fresh cut flower arrangements sold by florists are bundled either by the dozen (12) or half-dozen (6). Both are even numbers.
No flower number rules in North America. Buy odd or even numbers, whatever you like.
@@lrvracer3515в России можно получить за это букетом по голове 😂
Можно четное количество, если цветов много. Например, букет из 100 роз вполне можно подарить на праздник. А вот из 6 роз - этотна похороны.
Dear men of Earth, I congratulate you on having us women! We love you! Stay men, be strong, smart, reliable.❤
moscow looks so beautiful. happy international womens day everyone. i know its not till friday but im saying it now :) everyone take some time out to show that special someone in your life how much you care!!
8 марта! Всегда😂❤️👍
Благодарю , было очень интересно . Море цветов, это так прекрасно.
Wow...beautiful n refreshing for the soulm despite chaotic unrest in so many places in the world provoked by unusually stupid arrogance of the collective west!
MARANATHA 🙏✝️🕎💖💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐Peace on Earth, Goodwill to Mankind💌💞💗💝💖
Wow! I have never seen a flower market like that before. The flowers were so beautiful!❤
A crush! Wonderful to see how much they care about the women! The fruit display looked fabulous ❤❤
御チャンネルを、初めて視聴しました。
国際女性デーのためか、美しいさまざまな花の花束、しかも大きいサイズのものがたくさん売られていましたね。
おそらく、感謝の気持ちを込めて女性たちに花束を贈るために、たくさんの人たちが買っていくことでしょう💐。
また、花屋のスタッフたちが真心を込めて一生懸命花束をつくっていたのも、たいへん頼もしいことだと思います😍。
新たな発想を生み出したり、世の中をリードしていくのには男性よりも女性の力が大事なことは、よく言われています。
女性の力を発揮させ（もちろん、男性の力も大事ですが）、明るく楽しく生きられる良い世の中を、花束ではないですが（笑）花開きたいと思います👩。
今後も、視聴していきます。
温かいお言葉をいただきまして誠にありがとうございます。 ビデオをお楽しみいただけたと聞いてうれしいです。 ここロシアの国際女性デーは、おそらくカレンダーの中で最も重要な日の一つです。 ここロシアでは、男性は皆、女性に大きな敬意を示します。
@@TravellingwithRussell
そうなのですか。
日本では、あまり国際女性デーは重要視されていないですね。
やはり、女性に敬意を示すことは、非常に大事なことですね（言うまでもなく、人間（他の哺乳類の動物もそうですが）１００%お腹の中にいる時から女性に世話になっているわけですから 笑）。
Цветы для каждого человека- это неотъемлемая часть жизни! С цветами встречают рождение человечка, цветы дарят на дни рождения, с цветами идут в детский сад, школу. Цветы школьники и студенты приносят на каждый экзамен. Каждое радостное событие в жизни человека празднуют с цветами. Цветы дарят детям, родителям, учителям, любимым! Цветы дарят просто так! ...и провожают с цветами...
Старинный рынок Москвы. Я тут живу недалеко )💐💐💐Всех с праздником 8 Марта!🥂🍾
Hi Lenora! 😊 Don't be nervous. Be happy. You are selling a product that makes everyone happy. ❤
Big big thank you! 💜😊My congratulations and best wishes to your wife on special wonderful day 💐💐💐💐💐💐😊👍
Flowers are super popular here in Russia. The busiest flower days are the 8th of March, the 1st of September (school year start), the 14th of February and of course birthdays, dates and all kinds of celebrations. Every block of flats has several flower shops and most of them work 24/7.
День учителя, день воспитателя. День матери, родительская.
@@ТатьянаЯ-ж2н день матери? Это когда?
@@ОльгаПавловна-21 last Sunday in November)) you need to be on guard every year so as not to miss 🤣🤣🤣
@@ОльгаПавловна-21 Последнее воскресенье ноября. У нас в лицее у детей каждый год праздники проходят.
Moscow is really big city that we need hours to get from one part to another 😊
I looked at a map of Moscow. Indeed it is huge!
@benvenuti_Moscow_walks Thats true. But it's still very comfortable to travel about though.
@soyoucametosee7860 Really huge.
Даже не о часах время, дни и недели, если хотите просто посмотреть...
Can’t they just build a better highway system?
Rassel, thanks you very much for showing this festive bustle))) Flowers are always wonderful! Greetings from Tatarstan (this is part of Russia)❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love to see the new sites! Moscow has so much beauty to share. 😀❤
Big Hi to Lenora from Canada. No one here makes that big a deal of International Woman's day even though it is recognized. Those flowers were all gorgeous and I'd be happy to receive any of those bouquets but if it was something that's still growing in a pot I'd be even happier. The people in the 1st market seemed to be much better organized than the 2nd one. Thanks for sharing.
Всегда рад новым видео от Рассела! Хорошее настроение инсайд
Большое спасибо. Я почти не успел закончить видео. Оказывается, на главном Рижском рынке съемки не поощряются, но после дружеской беседы я добился этого.
а я даже не побоюсь слова инуардли ...туды её в качель
Hi to Lenora from Canada :) . And thanks Russell to show us the market.
Hello to you too! It was me
They sure know how to provide quantity and quality , you really are privileged to be having these experiences. Thanks for the hard work .
Thanks for watching! I enjoy going out to make these types of videos every day.
En Rusia las flores son símbolo de amistad siempre las usan
You are the best, Russell!
Yes, buy flowers from Leanora. She's adorable and well-spoken in English. Thank you for sharing your time and experiences as a florist, Leanora. ❤
This flower market is wonderful! 😊
Flower Madness ....Challenging day for everyone.
It can be.
Every 7-8 of March is flower Madness day in Moscow😅
По всей России! 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Another entertaining video! Thanks Russell 👍❤
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it.
Hello Ms Lenora! What a pleasant person! Thank You Professor arussell!
She was amazing. She is also in my Telegram chat as well: t.me/travellingwithrussellchat
Great tour Russell. ♥️🇷🇺😎
Thanks !!!
one more thing,,they really take it,,seriously ,just by seeing the crowd in those store,incredible,lol,i love it,,🙂
представляю ,как прекрасно там пахнет ,так хочется зелени,тепла и цветов , из срезанных люблю только тюльпаны , обожаю полевые цветы ,а вообще лучше на клумбах !!!!Жду,когда зацветет сирень ,самый чудесный запах на улице будет около домов )))
Как удивительно. Тоже не люблю срезанные цветы.
Тюльпаны можно посадить. Их минус -отцветают быстро. Весна, сирень 🌱🌷
Crickey Russell you did a fantastic job getting around the market. International Womens Day is not so big here (Australia). One thing I know for dure is that we don't give flowers on this day like Russia does. AND it's open 24hrs. that is unreal. We don't have nayhting like this in Melbourne, Australia.
Flower fever... lovely flower fever 😍 Brave you, Russell!
Hi Lenora make mi fun laugh
Happy 8 MARS darling
Your english is perfect🎉🎉🎉
Her English was amazing. I might have to get her back on the channel again.
🤝😊
Thank you so much! I'm glad to hear that
I am Eleanora
Greetings from Russia, Russell! I don't understand why there are signs prohibiting photography. As far as I know, by law you can film in public places. This is weird!
Maybe illegal immigrants and dishonest businessmen just don't want shot ;) After all, some merchants
may hide not too pretty things behind their beautiful flower stalls.
Налоги не хотят платить 😂 поэтому прячутся
I simply bought a branch of mimosa from a swarthy Southerner not far from home. I chose a thicker branch and paid more. Today is not the day to be a miser)
And I bought red roses for my lovely wife month ago for her birthday.
And besides that, you should definitely have a gift, at least a small one, as a sign of attention
I was unaware there was an international woman's day
Hey Russell.
I was actually at that broken down dollar store today. (Cheapest toiletries).
Their new shopping carts (all but four have been stolen by questionable people) have this long pole sticking up from them.
The ugliest thing.
I already knew why.
The girl told me it's because the pole won't fit through the door, therefore the "questionable people" can't steal the shopping carts.😂😂😂
Well, I got into a conversation about how ridiculously expensive groceries have gotten in the US and brought up your show.
Had her laughing.
Enjoy your wonderful supermarkets!
Thanks for sharing and talking about my channel. ))
Wow wow. I have never seen flower market like this. In Perth Australia nothing like this. And flowers here are extremely expensive. Well done Russell 🎉
Thanks. I am not sure Perth could handle the amount of flower sales if they started promoting Womens Day like they do in Russia.
@TravellingwithRussell never. And these kind of flowers would be extremely expensive. Russia is really doing great.
When I came to the market today at 18.00 it overcrowded. The thought crossed my mide -- what if filming it. But I was to busy to find special flowers. It was not easy today ) Then I finally come home. Open RUclips and what I see your video form Rizgsky market. OMG. Only genuine bloger could film this crowd in such special place. I'm not surprised that they asked you to leave.
Представляю какие там ароматы, очень классный магазин
Hello, at 6 minutes this is my store)) thanks Leora)
Beautiful all those flowers,i love it🌷🌹🌼🪻💐
Hi Russell, Great video and Lanora gave a great interview. Thank you.
The flowers are absolutely beautiful. I am sure all ladies would be delighted with a bouquet. I understand that flowers from all over the world go to the Netherlands for distribution for Europe. I saw a sign for Amsterdam a few times. A lovely video thank you
no Dutch flowers in Russia
In the European part of Russia, roses are mainly from Africa. There are also Russian roses, but they are cheaper and sell out quickly. Russian roses are better - they smell, but they have short stems. Tulips are mostly Russian. In the Asian part of Russia, flowers from China are easier to bring. But the symbol of March 8 is the yellow mimosa. It is brought from the south of Russia. A convenient flower - mimosa dries well and decorates your home all year until you get tired of it 😊
@@Mike-kr7cg Nope, Dutch flowers are still common in russian shops
Keep up the good work!👍
Это что
Спасибо
It took a true geopolitical genius from Kreml to force Sweden to abandon its 200 years of neutrality. And without Putin's fatherly leadership, Finland would never have realized that it would join NATO - all the best to all the clones in the Kremlin bunker.
❤❤❤❤❤
@@СветаЗуйкина А на что это похоже ? ))) Чел из Швеции перевёл Расселу 50 шведских крон.
Традиционные подарки на 8 марта, это тюльпаны/ конфеты в коробке ( девушки, женщины ), мимоза/ духи, косметика (матери, сестре, бабушке), ландыши/ шоколад ( девочкам). Жене всё вместе😊 Так было в СССР.
ДОРОГИЕ ЖЕНЩИНЫ! ПОЗДРАВЛЯЮ С ПРЕКРАСНЫМ ВЕСЕННИМ ПРАЗДНИКОМ! СЧАСТЬЯ, ЗДОРОВЬЯ, ПРОЦВЕТАНИЯ!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Огромное вам спасибо, и то же самое касается всех женщин во всем мире. ))
Hello Lenora sending love from 🇨🇦🇨🇿
Hello to you too!
Когда дарят цветы ,все вокруг меняется .....настроение ,душа ,здоровье....положительные эмоции --это здоровье ,дарите по чаще цветы.....
Hi Leonora, keep doing good job!
Hello! I will, tomorrow
Russell, U R LEGEND!!!
Very cool video!
Ленора сама прелесть, украшение праздника! Будь счастлива, Ленора!
I actually wish we had that in America. There is Mother’s Day and Valentines but this covers it all. I’d still Mother’s Day and Valentine’s if they still applied.
Какая красота!!!! Аш дух захватывает 👍❤️
Thank you for the lovely video 🌻🌻🌻 ..even though it was completed under difficult circumstances it was good to watch
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks, at the point they didn't want me to film in the second location, I was almost going to not even make the entire video.
That was amazing! Thanks Russell💐🌸🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷💮
Glad you enjoyed it Thanks !!
Hello Lenora.
This market is beautiful.
🤝❤️😊
Fascinating tour of the flower markets! 💐 Thanks for the video👍
No worries. Glad you found it interesting.
В таких местах не разрешают делать съемки,мне кажется ,потому что люди с камерами создают пробки ,а это огромная проблема в тесных помещениях . Спасибо за видео,Рассел !!!👋👋👋
В тот день, когда я вошел туда, там определенно было полно народу. Я думаю, что, прочитав несколько других комментариев к этому видео, есть еще несколько более серьезных причин, по которым они не любят или не хотят использовать камеры.
As a 40 yr old woman in the US, I'm afraid to say I didn't even know this was a holiday let alone an international one. I heard about it on the news but I'd say I pay more attention to the news nowadays so that's probably why I just caught on.
Очень жаль что вам не дарят цветы😢
Dayn I live in Moscow my whole life, never heard bout this place before haha. Thank you for the video mr. Russell!
International Women’s Day is mostly unheard of where I live in Canada.
Thats interesting. The same thing in Australia.
Of course . No rights for Canadian women . No wish to fight for rights . what to celebrate ?
It is bad- you need to introduce it as a major public holiday. It is a day glorifying women as they are - and glorifying women rights too. It is a holiday of women in all socieal roles: as girls, wives, mothers, grandmothers - and as working woman too. It is a cause to remind everyone how women are important to the society and family. The holiday was created as feminist day originally but it became much more than a Feminism Day later as society had a need in a day like this, to make a holyday for all women to сelebrate and thank women for every good thing they did for family and society.
I've been to this area when I was younger with my parents, but it's amazing to see it now through your lens during these busy days of March
It is not celebrated in the USA. But I like the idea. Better than just Mother's Day, on this day all the women get gifts. Plus I like the idea of giving gifts to your female friends. I am female and I would do that!
Russia also has Mother's Day, it is usually celebrated in November, but to be honest, it is not super important for us. Many do not even remember this day, the most important holiday dedicated to women is still Women's Day
@7:25 Leora seems like such a lovely young lady. She takes great pride in her work. Which is really refreshing to see now a days 🙂
I wish her great success.
I am surprised at the amount of flowers 🌹🌼🌻💐🌷available for sale, at those Huge flower shops. 😮
I do not believe that they will be able to sell them all. ☹
It's funny you had an issue with the "filming"...Sam had the Sam had the same issue, when he entered an establishment. 🤨
Thanks Russ , as always, for your great videos. They are a joy to see & I really enjoy, when you get a chance to interact with the locals.
❤I love the Russian People, their Cuisine, their Family & Moral Values and of course, their Beautiful Country in all. ❤
8 марта, в 6 утра к двери этого рынка выстроится очередь из мужчин, в которой нужно стоять 3-4 часа. В 12.00 магазины цветов будут пусты. Я владелец цветочного магазина. В эту неделю флористы зарабатывают столько, сколько потом за целый год😊❤🎉
Russians love flowers a lot, as they have long and snowy winter with very short daytime. So flowers are common gift for a date, birthday and so on. Flowers bring some color to the eyes when world around cold and white/gray because of snow and thick clouds.
This is big and beautiful!!!
It certainly was.
Thank you for the video. The flowers are beautiful. Happy International Women's Day 💐
I used to visit this place back in the past. Amazing how the market has expanded. Known not only for variety of flowers and bouquets but also for reasonable prices (except for the 1st week of March bargains are acceptable). The latter space might not be so imposing but the fragrances beat it all.
Women's Day is an Australian glossy magazine.
Stay warm, good video 👍
Thanks, its gradually warming up here now after winter.
Рассел спасибо огромное за это видео. Это прям как подарок на 8 марта . Увидеть столько😊😊.
цветов.
Вы отличный блогер
Russell great place to visit!!! I ❤🌸🌹🌷🌻🌺I was surprised you didn’t tell us how it smelled in there?! Was it a nice smell or was it hard to distinguish different flowers or was it an odd smell due to sooo many different types of flowers?! Also what is your wife’s favourite flowers and favourite colour/colours when it comes to flowers? Princess Diana favours white flowers and Forget me nots! And disappointed you didn’t show us what you bought her!