Unusual Russia (Weird Russia is an Internet information media that introduces popular trends in Russia, mainly recommending popular news, audio and video entertainment, society, art, etc. If you want to know about the current state of the Internet in Russia, you may want to bookmark the site.

Weird Russia publishes articles Weird Russia's articles have been picked up by media outlets around the world, including The Huffington Post, The New York Times, Today, Radio Free Europe, The Daily Beast, Reddit, The New Inquiry, and others.

Voice of Russia (Russian: Голос России, English: Voice of Russia) is the official propaganda radio station of the Russian government, which started broadcasting in 1929, formerly known as Radio Moscow. Voice of Russia broadcasts information in 38 languages to more than 160 countries around the world, and its official website is available in more than 30 languages, including Chinese, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and others.

"Russian Overseas Chinese News" is one of the most representative Chinese media in Russia, since its inception on July 8, 2006, has been to become a bridge between Russia and China as its own responsibility to the overseas Chinese, mainly to provide domestic and international news, travel, technology, health, Chinese culture, Chinese information and other content.

The Russian newspaper "Novaya Gazeta" (Новая Газета) was founded in 1993 and is known throughout the country for its coverage of political and social issues in Russia. The newspaper is published on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and is distributed throughout Russia as well as in some foreign regions.

Labor (Trud.ru; Russian: Tpyд) is one of the most widely circulated Russian newspapers, founded on February 19, 1921, under the Gazprom umbrella, with neutral political views. In 1990, the newspaper was entered into the Guinness Book of World Records with a circulation of 21.5 million copies per day.

Pravda (English: Pravda; Russian: Пра́вда) is a famous Russian media newspaper, which was formerly the organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1918 to 1991; it was suspended by order of Russian President Yeltsin in 1991; shortly afterwards, its eponymous newspaper began to be sold. In 1999, the former "Pravda" created the most visited online news site in Russia - Truth Online.

Perspective of Russia is the Chinese version of the news website of the international project "Russia outside the spotlight" (RBTH), formerly known as "Russia-China Review" (www.ezhong.ru), which was changed in March 2013 to in March 2013. The newspaper is published monthly in the form of a special edition along with the Global Times, mainly for Chinese readers to provide in-depth coverage of Russia's domestic politics, economy, diplomacy, culture, education, science and other areas.

The Russian newspaper "Teacher" is an authoritative publication in Russian education, founded in 1924, which mainly discusses various educational issues, publishes papers, participates in international academic seminars, and introduces advanced educational experiences.

The Moscow Times is an English-language newspaper published in Moscow that provides everything you need to know about Russia: the latest news, headlines, business, analysis, opinion, multimedia, upcoming cultural events and more.

The GeekTimes website is a popular information site dedicated to IT professionals, established in 2014, covering mainly scientific, technical and lifestyle areas. GeekTimes is a website dedicated to IT professionals, established in 2014, covering the fields of science, technology and life, covering the contents of professional knowledge from multiple perspectives, helping readers to collect and organize information, and highlighting the most valuable readable content.

Moscow's Chinese newspaper is a well-known Russian general-purpose Chinese language newspaper, which was launched on December 7, 1998 and is published every Tuesday and Friday in Russia and CIS. The newspaper focuses on social issues and trade between Russia and China, and has many famous columns, such as "Old Wen Topics", "Cross-Straits", "Chinese in Russia", "Red Square", and "Chinese in Russia". The magazine has many famous brand columns, such as "Old Wen Discussion", "Cross-Strait", "Chinese in Russia", "Red Field", "Invest in Russia", etc.

TASS (Телеграфное агентство Советского Союза, TACC, RIA Novosti, Soviet Union News Agency) is a Russian state news agency founded in 1925, with its head office in Moscow, and was one of the top five news agencies in the world. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, TASS developed in the direction of privatization.

The Russian newspaper "Tribune" (Трибуна), organized by the Tribune Newspaper Joint Stock Company, is an all-Russian daily newspaper, which is a forum for people who are articulate, efficient, profound on issues and have independent opinions.