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Russian with Chinese brothers forever

Vershinin M.M.

Phraseologism: Russian with Chinese brothers forever.

Meaning: About the friendship of peoples.

Origin: From the song "Moscow - Beijing" (1950), written by the composer Vano Muradeli to lyrics by Mikhail Maksimovich Vershinin (1923-1987). The song was written at the peak of "Soviet-Chinese friendship" and was supposed to serve as its symbol. Later, with N. S. Khrushchev coming to power in the USSR, relations between the two countries deteriorated sharply, and this line in unofficial use began to be quoted only ironically, and the song was "shelved." The line serves as the basis for a playful paraphrase - with the replacement of "Chinese" with a word that is more in line with the political situation.

Random phraseology:

Meal'n'Real.

Meaning:

1. Satisfying the needs of the people with power. 2. Negative description of vote buying and populism in contemporary politics.

Origin:

From Latin: "Panem et circenses!" The author of the expression is the Roman satirist poet Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenal, c. 60 - c. 127), who, denouncing his contemporaries (the time of Emperor Augustus), writes in his 7th satire that they can be bought quite cheaply: give them bread and spectacles (literally: circus games). Already in ancient times (the reign of Emperor Nero), these words began to be perceived as a symbolic expression of the interests of the plebeian masses, the crowd.

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