The article is devoted to the identification of the main features of the modern existence of the traditional holiday culture of nomads living in the border regions of Central Asia. The authors' analysis of the modern practice of holding traditional holidays of Tuvans and Mongols of the Ubsunur aimag and Ovyur Kozhuun led to the conclusion that there are more similarities than differences in them. We have not been able to find significant evidence of the presence of facts of the spiritual culture of the Mongolian ethnic group in the Ovyur Kozhuun and the Tuvan culture in the Ubsunur aimag, except for those that have already been recorded by researchers and are characteristic features not only of the border areas, but also of all others. Despite their territorial proximity, both peoples retained their national identity, which was formed under the influence of a nomadic lifestyle, and later Buddhism.

Key words: holiday culture, nomads, traditional holidays, border territories, intercultural interaction, calendar rituals.

 

The article raises the problem of preserving the traditions and customs of the Kuban Cossacks in the upbringing of the younger generation. This is necessary so that they do not forget their past, their history, their traditions and customs. It is necessary to revive and preserve the traditions of their small homeland, their people, where we were born.

The culture of the Kuban Cossacks exists in the system of the integral culture of mankind, but this global internally dialectically contradictory, and the interaction between individual elements demonstrates both the universal connection of phenomena. Culture cannot be considered to have formed completely independently, and moments of tension associated with the differences between individual cultural norms, values, religions of each nation.

The traditional culture of the Kuban Cossacks is rich and complex. In many ways, rituals and customs are associated with both Orthodoxy and the military way of life.

Key words: traditions, customs, culture, Cossacks, farmstead, education, embroidery, ceremonies.

 

The article is devoted to the formation of the cultural space of the National Park of Mali in order to preserve the natural and historical and cultural heritage, as well as the development of ecotourism. The key aspects of creating an infrastructure, including museums, ecological trails, information centers and areas for traditional crafts, are considered. Special attention is paid to the involvement of the local population in the process of improving the park, which contributes to improving living standards and preserving ethnic and cultural traditions. The authors analyze successful practices of national parks. The article also discusses the possible economic and social effects of the project, such as the increased tourist attractiveness of the region and the creation of new jobs. The newly created territory of the park is a large semicircular canyon with a protected forest reserve. It is designed to offer wide open spaces for leisure and educational activities for the general public, school groups and tourists. There are many open lawns and flower beds designed in the park. The results can be useful to cultural scientists, environmentalists, city administrations and organizers of tourism activities.

Key words: Mali, national park, cultural space, ecotourism, heritage conservation, local community.

 

The article is devoted to the search for tools to output the spiritual-worldview crisis caused by the global dominance of canonical mass culture. The author points out that, as a result of the lack of purposeful cultural policy, by the 2010s Russia has completely merged with the transnational consumer lifestyle model, which excludes the perception of the masses of samples of self-sufficient culture in its value-semantic meaning. With this in mind, the author considers it justified to issue in 2014 the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation «Оn the statement of the Bases of the state cultural policy», which provides juridical protection to cultural transformations aimed at qualitative improvement of the spiritual and intellectual level of mass culture. This transformation essentially leads to a new paradigm of understanding the essence of mass culture: mass culture by distribution through television and electronic media, but not by its artistic level intended for the average unprepared recipient. Further, the author analyses the intermediate results of the implementation of the state cultural policy on the example of show-programmes being part of the broadcasting grid of 29 TV channels of the basic free package of the Moscow region. V.A. Bozbin stresses that the choice of show-programmes as an object of research is not accidental, but motivated by the results of a questionnaire survey of students (2023). The questionnaire showed that show-programmes are the most demanded genre among young people, which means that they can become a «starting point» of increasing the artistic and aesthetic demands of this most important, future-shaping social group. In the final part, the author identifies the following flaws in the course of the execution of the Decree`s articles: there is observed a significant predominance of entertainment show-programmes over cultural, a lack of scientific and socio-publicist shows for teenagers and families with children is revealed, and the attitude of media executives to elitist culture programmes and programmes for young children as a «niche product» is noted. Positive changes include: increased attention to coverage of cultural and social partnership with friendly countries, the transformation of a number of «formulary» programmes into personalised and meaningful ones, and the emergence of reality-shows in the format of professional psychological, pedagogical and medical consulting to solve significant family and children's problems.

Key words: mass culture, consumption, spiritual crisis, television, show-programme, decree, cultural policy, artistic level.

 

In this article the author examines the technology of sound synthesis timbre morphing as a means of musical expression, the trends in the development of musical culture in the 20th century that led to its emergence, as well as creative tasks that are solved using this technology.

Key words: sound synthesis, timbre morphing, musique concrete, musical avant-garde, art.

 

Tatarstan is a synthesis of two worlds: Eastern and Western, which is reflected not only in architecture and traditions, but also in painting. Here, each artist finds a source of inspiration thanks to the unique combination of cultural values of the Tatar people with the heritage of Russian classics. This article is an example of immersion in the world of fine art of Tatarstan, examining its diversity through the prism of historical painting. We study how artists reflected significant historical events and cultural wealth of the region, as well as how modern masters continue this tradition, bringing their unique vision, new ideas and techniques to it. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of artistic techniques used to convey historical authenticity and emotional impact on the viewer. The works of famous Tatarstan artists who made a significant contribution to the development of the genre are considered, and examples of modern understanding of historical subjects are presented, combining traditional approaches with current trends in art.

Key words: Historical genre, historical painting, art, painting, Republic of Tatarstan.

 

This article presents a psychoanalytic study of the dynamics of love relationships experienced by Dmitry Fyodorovich Karamazov, a character in Fyodor M. Dostoevsky’s novel the brothers Karamazov, with Yekaterina Ivanovna Verkhovtseva and Agrafena Alexandrovna Svetlova (Grushenka). The analysis is grounded in the concept of the “Madonna–Whore” complex, described by Sigmund Freud as a form of polarized idealization and devaluation of the female image within the structure of male libido. The focus is on the mechanism of repression of sexual desire toward the “elevated” woman (Yekaterina Ivanovna) and simultaneous fixation on the “fallen” woman (Grushenka), who permits instinctual realization within a socially acceptable framework. Special attention is given to the deep psychosexual conflict arising within Dmitry’s Oedipal complex and to the phenomenon of castration anxiety activated by his rivalry with his father for the erotic object.

Key words: psychoanalysis, Freudian theory, sexual ambivalence, Madonna–Whore complex, castration anxiety, repression, sublimation, Fyodor M. Dostoevsky, Dmitry Karamazov.

 

The subject of the article is the problem of showing positive technological progress on the screen through the prism of national mentality. In the article, the author describes in detail what national mentality is, its origins, development, key figures, and also analyzes this phenomenon through the Russian web series "Cybervillage" and the American film "Terminator". The analysis of this content is carried out using the scientific works of D.A. Belyaev, E.V. Voevoda, V.V. Goryachev, T.M. Gurevich, S.I. Ozhegov, A.V. Shestopal and L. Levy-Bruhl. The analysis and analysis of the characters, the plot of the series and the film takes place. After the study, the following conclusions can be drawn. The series "Cybervillage" fully reveals the problem of showing positive technological progress, while the film "Terminator", on the contrary, shows this progress from a negative point of view. The novelty of the study lies in the fact that the topic of positive technological progress is practically not shown in cinematography and therefore the study can be the basis for forming a clear idea of this problem.

Key words: "Cybervillage", "Terminator", national mentality, technological progress, patriotism, artificial intelligence.

 

“Kitabi-Dədə Qorqud” is a rich source of history, spirituality and culture of the people, which necessitates systematic analysis in all contexts. With the power and sympathy to contain the thinking intellect of the ethnoculturological system, the symbolic layer of the signification it encompasses in the archaic structure, it creates conditions for determining the dynamics of the historical-cultural flow by bringing to the fore the modelings established in the mythological ideology. Folklorists, ethnographers, linguists, musicologists, historians, etc. exhibit an inaccessibility with the function of carrying the cultural matter of the society into the future within the boundaries of history and space. “Kitabi-Dədə Qorqud”, which is of exceptional importance in terms of reflecting the essence of the creation, nature and transmission mechanisms of ethnoenergy, is not limited to those at the level of Azerbaijan, but exhibits an inaccessibility with the opportunities to bring to the fore the cultural arsenal of the Turkic peoples as a whole, the chronotopes included in their cultural thought and behavior.

Key words: epos, “Kitabi-Dədə Qorqud”, national-spiritual values, ceremonies, epics of Bahadirlig, ceremonies.

 

The history of Chinese poetry spans 3,000 years, and among the many poets, Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, is particularly famous. The many Confucian virtues expressed in his poems have attracted the love and respect of many generations of Chinese. The composer Jiang Wenye, who was also a poet, is one of his followers. He wrote a piano piece called ‘Ode to Du Fu.’ It is the first work in the history of Chinese music written by a composer-poet and based on imitating the sound of traditional Chinese guqin music. Guqin culture is the culture of educated people, especially literary people. It is inseparable from the development process of Chinese music, history, thinking, and social activities of the educated strata of Chinese society. 

This paper presents an analysis of Du Fu's Ode in terms of both Du Fu's life trajectory and the compositional features of this work.

Key words: guqin culture, Du Fu, Jiang Wenye, ode, traditional Chinese music.

 

This article will discuss the conveyance of subjective sense of space and sound perspective illusion created by sound engineers in stereophonic musical recordings. A comparative analysis of trends in the development of sound-painting concepts will be presented in the period from the late 60s of the twentieth century to these days, using various musical examples. The author will consider mainly artistic phonographies created by famous sound engineers in non-academic musical genres that have the most characteristic sound features for the period of their creation.

Key words: non-academic music, stereophony, phonography, phantom sound source, sound perspective, sound panning, spatial impression.

 

Public urban space is a multifaceted and dynamic object of research, which includes not only the physical aspects of the urban environment, but also socio-cultural, economic and political factors affecting the lives of citizens. In the context of the rapid changes taking place in cities around the world, the relevance of studying public urban space is increasing. The city becomes not just a place of residence, but also a space where social connections, cultural practices and identities are formed. In this context, it is important to consider how different conceptual

Key words: public urban space, socio-cultural space, city, urbanism, urban environment.

 

Li Shutong (1880-1942) was a pioneer in the history of modern Chinese music. His artistic practice and educational innovations made significant contributions to the modernization of Chinese national music. Returning to China in 1910 after studying in Japan, he founded China's first music journal, Music Magazine, introduced five-line notation, compiled the Collection of National Songs for Study, and took other initiatives, combining Western musical techniques with Chinese classical poetry, thereby creating a new form of "school music". His signature works, “Farewell” and “Spring Walk”, have become classics due to their combination of Chinese and Western melodies and literary qualities that appeal to both the elite and the masses, and the latter laid the foundation for the creation of Chinese polyphonic choruses. Teaching in

Zhejiang's two-tier ordinary schools, he pioneered courses in harmony and counterpoint, trained musicians such as Feng Zikai and Liu Zhiping, and established a modern music education system. Li Shutong's practice broke the traditional musical paradigm and promoted the development of the social function of music through the concept of "temperament education”. His works are still culturally symbolic, linking tradition and modernity, and are of great significance to the history of modern music and the development of education in China.

Key words: Li Shutong, music in school, "Farewell", integration of Chinese and Western music, modernization of music education, Teacher Hongyi.

 

The article examines the role of money in nomadic societies and compares it with the functions of money in modern society. This topic is poorly understood in the scientific community. When we consider the history of nomadic societies, we must understand money not as it is understood in modern society, but take into account the context and functions of money. The article focuses on the systematization and analysis of ideas about money among various nomadic peoples. The views of historians and thinkers on the functions of money in nomadic societies are analyzed. The meaning of money in traditional and modern contexts is also revealed. The main goal of this study is to show the multidimensionality and multifunctionality of money in nomadic societies. Differences in attitudes toward wealth in nomadic and sedentary societies were revealed. The study allows us to consider how nomadic ideas about money relate to broader issues of exchange, trust, and identity. The influence of nomadic and sedentary communities on each other is considered, as well as the influence of constant movements of nomadic societies on the functions of money. In the modern world, money has lost many of the functions that it had before. These functions were very important for maintaining social order and, in general, for the functioning of society and the state. Thus, social functions, ritual functions, symbolic functions were lost.

Key words: functions of money, nomadic societies, social order, rituals, natural equivalents of money, nomadic society, loans, taxes, wealth.

 

This article is devoted to the mission of the teacher in the ancient world. At the present stage of development of our society, which is characterized by dynamic changes, technological breakthroughs, orientations towards innovation, there is a rethinking of the qualities and skills required of all teachers. In the article, the characteristics of the teacher are presented as a system of value orientations. The study contains approaches to understanding the enormous mission of the ancient teacher in the context of the development of world civilation. The article presents the sphere of education and the activities of teachers in the ancient world. A general overview is presented accordingly.

Key words: teacher, education, skill, mission, ancient world, upbringing, social values.

 

This article analyzes the technique of teaching academic singing in China. In particular, various aspects of the academic vocal training system in the country are considered, including the practice and theoretical part of vocal training. It is indicated that the European and Russian vocal systems have had a great influence on the vocal education system in the country.

Key words: vocal training technique, vocal education, vocal education in China, practical education, pedagogical experience.

 

Chinese culture, as one of the oldest on earth, is replete with significant objects and unique technologies. Since ancient times, the Chinese have developed many artistic styles that have retained their significance to this day. Despite wars and social upheaval, China's cultural life remained active, maintaining its integrity and originality. The creations of Chinese masters of the past demonstrate unsurpassed skill in architecture, sculpture, painting and applied arts. They convey the spirit of lyrical poetry, the richness of myths and legends, as well as the exciting atmosphere of urban novels. Currently, the cultural wealth of China, which includes the royal architectural and decorative arts, constantly attracts the attention of specialists and scientists in various fields of knowledge. Chinese architects and builders of various eras have left a rich heritage in the form of grandiose structures that are part of large-scale palace complexes. The royal buildings of the Ming and Qing eras have been especially well preserved to this day. The object of the study is the royal architectural and decorative art of the Ming and Qing dynasties in China. The purpose of the study is to analyze the application of these art forms in modern construction and design. Research methods: analysis of academic studies and other publications on the architecture of the Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as modern trends in architecture, comparative analysis, deduction, induction. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the systematization of the features of the transition of traditional architectural and decorative elements into modern architectural practice.

Key words: architectural and decorative art of the People's Republic of China, architectural and decorative art of the Qing and Ming dynasties, influence on modern architectural design.

 

Chinese traditional music education has a long history of several millennia. Nowadays, the influence of Russian music-pedagogical education on the system of musical personnel training in the Celestial Empire continues to exist, but it is not as significant as it was in the second half of the 20th century. There are both certain similarities and some differences in Russian and Chinese higher music-pedagogical education. All of them are considered in detail in the context of this study. The study of the peculiarities of the system music teachers' training in the higher education system in their own country and in other states, both in the past and in the present, seems to be extremely relevant. Analysis of educational shortcomings is extremely important, as it helps to minimize the risks of their repetition and to develop measures to improve the quality of educational results. As for the successful experience of another country or another era in the field of music-pedagogical education, it is necessary to be able to adapt it competently to our own realities.

Key words: music education, higher education systems, China, Russia.

 

The article examines issues related to the public-legal liability of the head of a municipality as the highest official of this public-legal territory. The emphasis is placed on identifying the essence of municipal-legal liability (as a type of public-legal liability) of this official in the system of public-authority relations, that is, the analysis of theoretical judgments on various aspects of this issue prevails. It is noted that, in relation to the head of a municipality, the sanction of municipal-legal liability is the early termination of the powers of the head of the municipality as a result of a negative assessment of his activities. Accordingly, the article does not consider other types of legal liability (civil, administrative, etc.). It is also indicated that the mechanism for implementing the municipal liability of the head of the municipality needs to be improved.

Key words: local government, head of the municipality, municipal liability, early termination of powers.

 

The article analyzes the key threats to Russia's information security in 2020-2024, including the increasing complexity of cyber attacks, the use of AI and quantum technologies by intruders, as well as the expansion of attack targets. Based on data from the FSB, the Ministry of Finance, Group-IB and other sources, measures for digital sovereignty were assessed: software import substitution, the fight against fakes, and the development of cryptography. Problems have been identified: a lag in quantum technologies, a shortage of personnel, and dependence on foreign equipment. The directions of development are proposed: technological sovereignty, international cooperation, updating legislation and introducing new methods of protection. It is recommended to increase investments in AI security, quantum computing and specialist training. By 2030, this is expected to reduce successful attacks by 75-80%, increase the share of domestic solutions in critical infrastructure to 95%, and bring Russia into the top 3 in cybersecurity. Conclusion: it is necessary to constantly adapt to threats and consolidate the efforts of the state, business and society to protect digital sovereignty. 

Key words: information security, cybersecurity, cyber threats, digital sovereignty, quantum technologies, artificial intelligence, import substitution, cryptography, regulatory and legal regulation, international cooperation.

 

Data exchange technologies used in cooperation between political parties, public organizations and representatives of various strata of the Russian reality have an impact on social changes in this community. In the process of digital transformation of society, significant prospects for managing social processes arise due to modern information technologies. In addition, the development of modern technologies has given rise to unique forms of remote communication between people, previously unknown and unknown, capable of uniting individuals around the world and significantly expanding the number and diversity of those involved in such processes.

Key words: information and communication technologies, information space, information society, political parties, social groups, social processes.

 

The article describes social advertising as a phenomenon, examines its differences from commercial advertising, its main functions and the degree of influence on Russian society. Social advertising is considered from the point of view of its role in the fight against the problem of drug addiction, its shortcomings are analyzed and options for solving them are provided. The article also examines drug addiction of the population as one of the main social problems on which Russian social advertising is focused.

Key words: advertising, social advertising, society, social problems, drug addiction, social factors, advertising format youth.

 

The article examines the process of formation and development of the theoretical foundations of the natural law concept, which assumes that, in addition to formal (state, positive) laws, there are natural (natural) rights inherent in every person from birth. The article examines the views of ancient thinkers and scientists of different eras and states (Justinian, Ulpian, Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, etc.), as well as domestic legal scholars of the pre-revolutionary period (Trubetskoy, Chicherin, Novgorodtsev, Ilyin, etc.). The interaction of natural and state law is shown. It is noted that after the 1917 revolution in the Soviet state the theory of natural law did not find official support, and for several decades Soviet legal scholars in their political views did not go beyond the program guidelines established by the CPSU, in which natural rights had no place. After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, a fairly large number of works were published on this issue, moreover, in modern Russia, natural human rights have received state support and the corresponding provisions have been included in the Constitution of Russia [. However, there is no integral theory of natural law.

Key words: society, state, personality, natural law, history, constitution, theory.

 

In the context of the new era, telling a good Chinese story is of great significance for civic and political education. It not only helps to build a Chinese discourse and narrative system, but also taps into and conveys the Chinese spirit, values and humanistic feelings. Telling Chinese stories well can defend the Marxist ideological position, strengthen the "four self-confidence", promote the main theme, cultivate socialist core values, improve the affinity of the civics class and enhance the effectiveness of teaching. To tell China's history well, authenticity, integration and typicality should be emphasised. By optimising the supply capacity of teachers, stimulating students' sense of independent participation, enriching the story resource base, using diversified teaching media and innovating teaching methods, China's stories can be better told and disseminated, and their important value in ideological and political education can be brought into play.

Key words: new era, China’s story, ideological and political education, value, practical paths.

 

This article addresses the pressing issue of defining the aspects of legal regulation governing musical culture in the People’s Republic of China (PRC).

The object of the study is musical culture in the PRC.

The subject of the study includes normative legal acts, laws, and strategic planning documents that determine the legal regulation of musical culture in the PRC.

China’s musical culture boasts a rich, centuries-old history. However, its legal status in normative and legal documents remains insufficiently defined. These documents lack a direct definition of the term “musical culture” (音乐文化, yīnyuè wénhuà), necessitating interpretation of legal texts.

The author examines such aspects as the legal and institutional mechanisms for the preservation and development of China’s musical culture. The article analyzes constitutional provisions guaranteeing the protection of ethnic traditions, freedom of creative expression, and access to education, which form the foundation for safeguarding musical heritage.

The study explores laws on the protection of cultural property, intangible heritage, and public cultural services, which ensure the preservation of both tangible and intangible aspects of musical culture. Special attention is given to the role of state programs, such as the 14th Five-Year Plan for Cultural Development.

The research employs general scientific methods, including systemic analysis, structural analysis, and formalized analysis. This article makes a significant contribution to the study of legal regulation in China’s musical culture.

For the first time, PRC normative acts are analyzed from the perspective of musical culture. The study highlights the need to interpret the term “musical culture” through related categories (culture, arts, education).

It is established that the regulation of musical culture is implemented through constitutional norms, heritage laws, and public service provisions.

The article provides an analytical perspective on the legal foundations of musical culture regulation. It proposes an interdisciplinary study of PRC normative legal acts, where musical culture is treated as part of broader cultural policy, necessitating interpretation through adjacent legal categories.

Key words: legal regulation, PRC, copyright, cultural policy, traditional heritage, digitalization, musical culture of China, traditional culture, Chinese law.

 

The article presents the system of speech attitudes as a cultural phenomenon. Language is not only a complex system of signs, but also a carrier of many lexical meanings recorded in cultural images. We propose to consider speech attitudes as a socio-cultural phenomenon of objectification and reverse objectification: thoughts, ideas and images - in the activities of a cultural subject. Speech attitudes can be a tool and an activity: influencing the listener's position, sowing seeds of doubt; forming new thinking; strengthening, changing or destroying the personality structure; changing history. That is, speech attitudes can be a tool of a clever manipulator, reflecting the linguistic originality of a period of cultural history - in lexical formulas of influence. Speech attitudes assimilated by a subject influence his strategy of personal growth - of course: they influence the logic of the formation of the life path; position in the conflict process; depth, complexity or simplicity, primitiveness of thinking. The author considers speech attitudes not only as individual characteristics of the speaker and listener, but also as coded images and representations of time in the strategy of personal growth. The author refers to facts from history, culture and literature, demonstrating examples of speech attitudes.

Key words: language and culture, speech and thinking, speech attitudes, lexical formulas of influence, system of speech attitudes, cultural determinants, objectification, codes of time, personal growth strategies, types of personal growth strategies culture.

 

The traditional impact evaluation system selects single, static and small coverage evaluation indexes, which leads to the lack of objectivity of the evaluation results of the evaluation system and large evaluation bias. In response to the above problems, the impact evaluation system of Civic Education on students' social behavior is constructed. On the basis of establishing the principles of evaluating the influence of Civic Education on students' social behavior, the evaluation system indicators are determined according to the criteria for selecting influence indicators. The combination of hierarchical analysis and principal component analysis is used to determine the weights of the evaluation indexes and complete the construction of the impact evaluation system. The case verification shows that the evaluation error of this evaluation system is relatively reduced by about 33.3% and has more reliable evaluation results.

Key words: Civic education, students' social behavior, impact evaluation, evaluation system construction.

 

The authors of the article try to determine the directions of realization of the potential of philosophical anthropology for neuroscience in a synergetic historical phase space, the possibility of qualitative renewal of neuroscience on the basis of this potential. The novelty of this research lies in the fact that philosophical anthropology, extrapolating its updated content to historical and neuroscience, verbalizes problems that are at the junction of different scientific directions. The methodology of this research is based on the analysis and generalization of research works of foreign and domestic scientists in the field of neuroscience, historical knowledge, philosophical anthropology, information and knowledge development of modern society. The research methodology includes hermeneutical, systemic, and comparative methods. Neuroscience, history and philosophical anthropology have an extensive scientific field: criteria for data interpretation, the possibility of neural networks influencing the subject of historical cognition, the interaction of mind and emotions, the problem of will and responsibility, ethical problems of brain stimulation, psychopharmacology and the problem of human identification. Philosophical anthropology evaluates the directions of history and neuroscience from ethical and axiological positions. The problem of preserving national and cultural identity, historical education requires not only a well-thought-out strategy on the part of the history and philosophy of education, but also must be solved through the prism of individual (cognitive and personal) characteristics of a person: assessment of his cognitive learning style, chronotype, values and beliefs. The use of a synergetic approach in historical cognition in metasubject representation implies the linearity of evolutionary scientific knowledge through the idea of invariance of the assessment of a historical event by the subject of history and the subject of historical cognition. The results of the research can be applied in the field of historical education and social disciplines. 

Key words: oblivion, history, metasubject, neuroscience, subject of history, subject of historical knowledge.

 

Arustamyan G.V., Student of the Faculty of Applied Informatics, Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar.

Aizamu Abaidullah, College of Chinese Language and Literature, Xinjiang Normal University, Xinjiang-Urumqi, China.

Banokin D.D., Master. Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation.

Borisov B.B., Candidate of Arts, Senior Lecturer Department of Music History and Theory Nonprofit Organization of higher education "Institute of modern art". 2nd-year Master's student, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FGSN) Department of Oriental and African Studies. Peoples' Friendship University of Russia.

Bozbin V.A., Duty holder of the department of screen arts at the Moscow University of Finance and Industry «Synergy», student/attached person, department of cultural studies, Moscow State Institute of Culture and Arts.

Budkeev S.M., Doctor in Art Criticism. Altai State University.

Darmilova E.N., Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Humanities North Caucasus State Academy.

Dilbandyan R.A., Student of the Faculty of Applied Informatics, Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar.

Dzhumaeva F.Sh., Postgraduate Student. Institute of Language, Literature and Art named after G. Ibragimova. Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan, Kazan.

Goncharenko A.N., Graduate student, Senior Lecturer. Saint Petersburg Humanitarian University of Trade Unions.

Khushbokov O.U., Senior Lecturer, Chirchik State Pedagogical University. ORCID: 0009-0003-4871-3384

Kravchenko V.I., Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Scientific Director. Saint Petersburg State University of Aerospace Instrumentation.

Lichak D.A., Сandidate of Technical Sciences, Head of the Department. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education Yaroslavl State University named after K.D. Ushinsky, Yaroslavl.

Lichak N.A., Doctor of Cultural Studies, Associate Professor, Head of the Department. Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education Yaroslavl State Technical University, Yaroslavl.

Li Pengcheng, Professor, Head of Graduate Studies, Lishui University, Lishui, Zhejiang Province, China.

Li TianYu, Postgraduate. Student Faculty of Teacher Education of Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Maltseva L.V., Professor, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor. Kuban State University, Krasnodar.

Mei Yanling, Doctor of Science, Associate Professor, Head of Master's Program, Lishui University, Zhejiang Province, China.

Melnikova L.A., PhD in Cultural Studies, Associate Professor of the Department of Health and Tourism of the Vladivostok State University, Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Vladivostok State University", Vladivostok.

Meng Yuwei, Postgraduate. Nizhny Novgorod State Conservatoire named M.I. Glinka.

Safarova T.V., Candidate of Sciences in Philology, Associate professor in the Department of theory and history of folk art culture of Kemerovo State Institute of Culture.

Shchuplenkov O.V., Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of History, Law and Social Sciences, Stavropol State Pedagogical Institute Branch, Yessentuki.

Shchuplenkov N.O., Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of History, Law and Social Sciences of the Stavropol State Pedagogical Institute Branch, Yessentuki.

Shestak D.O., Student of the Faculty of Applied Informatics, Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar.

Sidakov A.M., Candidate of Political Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Civil Law Disciplines Institute of Business Career, branch office in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic.

Siconghui Yao, Graduate Student, Altai State University (ASU).

Smirnov Yu.S., St. Petersburg Humanitarian University of Trade Unions.

Sun Tingting, Master's degree. Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Tereshchenko O.V., PhD in Philosophy, Associate Professor of the Department of History and Political Science, Kuban State Agrarian University, Krasnodar.

Tkachuk I.B., Post-graduate Student of the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies, Chelyabinsk State Institute of Culture and Arts.

Tursynbayeva K.A., PhD candidate. Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.

Ulturgasheva N.D., D.Sc. in Cultural Studies, professor of Kemerovo state Institute of culture, head of the Department of theory and history of folk art culture of Kemerovo state Institute of culture.

Uporov I.V., Doctor of Historical Sciences, Candidate of Legal Sciences, Professor. Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Krasnodar.

Urchukova S.R., Candidate of Political Sciences, Associate Professor of Economics and Management Department Institute of Business Career, branch office in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic.

Wang Chenyu, Master. Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia.

Wei Dantong, Postgraduate student of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Vladivostok State University", Vladivostok.

Yuan Zhenjun, Russian Academy Gnesinyh, Moscow.

Zeynalova L.M., Doctoral student of the Department of Culturology, Azerbaijan State University of Culture and Arts.

Zheleznaya A.B., Private practising psychologist. ORCID: 0009-0002-8730-3049

Zheleznaya P.L., Individual entrepreneur, Influencer.

Zhitnikov A.Y., PhD student of the Institute of Cinema and Television.

Zholdubayeva A.K., Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Associate Professor, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.