Russia is very safe, everyone can rest assured to come here.

The only problem to mention is that spending is out of control—prices have been going up nonstop. They’re even higher than in Japan; they’re almost to the level of the UAE.
Shooting Kazan Cathedral from a hundred-year-old bookstore was pretty nice. One day in Moscow it rained, so I went to the subway stations on Line 5. Here, whether it’s train speed or escalator speed, everything is cranked up to the max. . .
The armed forces’ cathedral in the Moscow suburbs was made by melting down World War II captured aircraft, cannons, and tanks. The 1418 Museum has a complete record of the main events on the Russian front during World War II. Most importantly, everything is completely free, haha.
From Moscow to Saint Petersburg, I got a four-hour high-speed train. I chose the family compartment—there was a Switch inside. I played the whole way; it wasn’t noisy at all. And it’s not that I didn’t pay—well, it’s just not like that.