Актьорът Иван Юруков на гости в Исторически парк

Hello! Your presents for my birthday are still here. Happy birthday! I was so surprised! I really wanted to see you here. I'm here for the first time in this park. Thank you for inviting me. I wanted to see you for a long time. I coincided with your birthday. I'm really impressed. I wanted to say that I expected you to like me, but seeing you is something else. You pay attention to the details here. You can see how much effort is put into the whole thing. It's made to last. I have a feeling that some things are really made with the weight of the artifacts from which they were taken. You see how impressed I am. I'm absolutely impressed. Ivan Rukov is not stopping. I even shot with an arrow from a horse. Can you imagine? A soldier without a wound can, but this is the situation. Without a wound. But it's intact. We're going to take it to the club soon, so it can go to the competition. By the way, I really like this about horses. Nina is an amazing teacher. You can see that she puts her heart and soul into what she does. Nina is a legend. She is one of the few people who supports this art in Bulgaria, but she is so Bulgarian. This is an interesting sport. Why doesn't this sport develop in Bulgaria? This is very interesting. Is that so? Because there are only a few people like that. After all, Bulgaria is a symbol of Bulgarianness. Absolutely. A horse, a stable, a horse. A horse and a Bulgarian. Yes. This is the Bulgarian story. But there are only a few people like Evelin Mihaylov, who give a hand to the rest of the specialists. This is a great fortune. We should think about it. In general, I had a chance to walk not only here in the park, but in the whole area. Again, thanks to you. And really, I am respected. Really. It is so inspiring, so energizing. We talked to you yesterday. I am coming back to this romantic idea of what a Bulgarian village should be like. By the way, because of my last work, it doesn't matter if I don't talk about it. I am talking about literature, which describes the life of Vladimir Dimitrov, a master. A great man. Something that we really forgot. However, this man lived his whole life. And in a very serious period of his life, let's call it a catharsis, he chose to return to Bulgaria and live there. Exactly after his stay in America, where he was secured by an American mercenary, and so on. And he chose to return to Bulgaria, to a village near Kyustendil, called Shishkovci, and to live there. And he calls the area where he lives, the place where he lives, the capital of paradise. And he calls it that, because at that time people were united. Not by some superstitions or ideas, but by the need to be united. They planted seeds around themselves, they made canals for irrigation, the fruit gardens, you know, all the legends about Kyustendil. The cherries. Yes. And this is the capital of paradise. And somehow, I don't know, these people, the wealthy people at that time, they were wealthy precisely because of the development of the area, precisely because of the ploughs that were given to them, and so on, and so forth. And in general, this solidarity. With their own means, they built the train station in Shishkovci, so that they would have a train station too. And what else? The reading room, and so on, and so forth. These are the activities that somehow, people do voluntarily, in the name of the welfare of the whole community. And these are the things that we have forgotten. This is a wonderful transfer to history, and it actually shows that it existed before. Of course. And today, when it happens, many people find it strange. They can't believe that it exists. But this is embedded in us. It existed before, it exists now, and it happens here. Absolutely. I don't know, this is not a romantic idea. This is possible, really. I believe it is. So I am very happy to be here, and to touch this thing. What would you say to the people who watch this video, who haven't come to the historical park, who are confused by everything that is written, and don't know what the truth is? Well, people, believe that everything that happens is legitimate in some way. All these, how do you say, anger, which is poured over, I don't know, everything that you read is legitimate, because this is the only way we have to go, to reach the truth, to reach the important, the essential things. Because only in such a shock can the things that are superfluous and that somehow don't lead to anything good be seen. I don't know, I think that a person should remember about this innate aesthetic quality, which allows him to see the beauty of the beauty, or even the badness. So people, believe it. And watch it. This is the easiest way. Come and see. Actually, three minutes from the highway, you know, traveling to Varna or back. But the best thing is, for example, I don't know, the people here, the people I meet, not only in your face, but all the people I saw, smiling, cheerful people, somehow charged with the desire to do things. This is very important. And the other thing is the attitude to details. This is also something that is truly respectful. Whoever has eyes will see it. I think that every person has a set of eyes for such things. I don't know, when you look at some sophisticated imitations of something, we have witnessed a lot of such works. In general, nowadays we imitate or at least we are focused on things that imitate something else. So it's really impressive. It's very impressive. You can't take your eyes off it. To open up. Thank you very much.