Tg: Margulan Seissembai
25 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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In a brief Russian monologue, the speaker asserts that all forms of bragging, vanity, and pride have a monetary cost. He presents a paradoxical rule: to be proud one must be poor, and to become rich one must adopt modesty. The statement functions as a moral admonition linking personal attitudes with economic status.










