If you're going to marry, marry a man like Putin

By: DaDa

June 8, 2018, was the second day of China's college entrance examination. On this day, many students walked into the exam halls to take part in the most crucial battle of their lives. On this day... no, no, no, buddy, I'm getting off topic. Today we're talking about President Putin, who visited China on June 8.

I. Why marry Putin

In early August 2002, a Russian radio station played a pop song. The song quickly became a hit and turned into a popular golden tune on all the major radio stations. The singer was the group "Singing a Song Together" (made up of three Russian girls), and the protagonist of the song turned out to be a tough-guy politician who had captured the hearts of countless women - Russian President Putin. The lyrics include these lines: "

He says, this world is at a crossroads.

He is so persuasive,

That I've made up my mind I want:

A man like Putin,

A man as strong and powerful as Putin,

A man like Putin who doesn't drink too much,

A man like Putin who won't break my heart,

A man like Putin who won't leave me behind."

In 2018, at 11:50 a.m. local time in Russia on May 7, Putin was elected Russian president for the fourth time with a high vote share of 76.69%. From this it can be seen that Putin relies on his personal charisma and his abilities to be elected president again and again. With a man like this, what woman wouldn't want to marry him? Put it another way, who wouldn't want to know such a capable man?

II. Putin's "special ability"

Putin was a genuine agent. In 1975, Putin graduated from the law department of Leningrad University, held a doctorate in economics (a candidate of sciences degree from Saint Petersburg State Mining Institute), and then joined the KGB, working in the Leningrad region. During this time he became acquainted with Sergei Ivanov, who later served as Russian Defense Minister. He joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union during his university years and to this day has never formally announced leaving the party.

In 1976, Putin completed KGB training. Two years later he entered the confidential department of the Leningrad intelligence agency. He worked in this department until 1983, and then studied for one year at the KGB school in Moscow.

From 1985 to 1990, the KGB sent Putin to East Germany, where he obtained a secondary job. However, records show that the so-called secondary job was actually an espionage assignment: Putin gathered economic intelligence on then-West Germany in East Germany. After German reunification, Putin was recalled to Leningrad. After that, Putin obtained a position in the international affairs department of Leningrad University.

So now Putin has a distinctive "gunfighter's gait" when he walks: while walking, his left arm swings normally, while his right arm barely moves. This is actually the special training Putin received when he was an agent. Agents hold a gun in the right hand, close to the chest, and usually move with the left side of the body so that they can draw the gun in the shortest possible time when encountering an enemy. In the picture below, Putin's walking posture makes this clear.

III. Putin's superpowers

The fact that a person can be elected president four times is enough to show he has abilities others do not have. At the time, President Yeltsin intended to give Putin a very important position. Of course, this position was not simple, but Putin, standing opposite him, asked without changing expression: "When?" His experience as an agent also gave him full composure. So calm and unhurried - that is truly impressive!

President Putin usually likes to wear casual clothes, just keeping it loose. The picture above specifically marks out Putin when he was young. At such an important occasion, everyone was in suits and leather shoes, but he alone was dressed very casually.

So bold, so casual - you could say he is one of a kind.

President Putin has many more shining points. Plus, he has recently been visiting China, and there is also a series of activities. There's no end to talking about it, so we'll continue next time.