Literature

Literature of the Irtysh regions of Russia is represented by many authors. There are both Russian writers and representatives of the indigenous peoples of the North in Yugra. 

Kazakh written literature emerged in the XIX century. In the XX century traditional socialist themes became popular; writers began to create large novels, developed drama, and even mastered science fiction themes. 

Each era in China's history has contributed to its literary heritage, leaving behind not only valuable texts but also profound cultural and philosophical ideas - Confucian classics, Taoist literature, Tang dynasty poetry, etc. 

Music 

In Russia, over the centuries, the music of Siberia was formed from various sources - shamanic rituals, indigenous tales, the church culture of Orthodoxy, and Russian folk music.  

In Kazakhstan, inseparable music and poetry were traditionally included in the process of life of Kazakh society. 

The music of China unites more than 50 national traditions. In different centuries the leading genres were different genres - vocal genre qi, musical-theater drama kunqiu, “capital performance” jingqiu, urban chamber-instrumental music. 

Fine arts 

In Russia, the history of Siberian artistic culture is measured in millennia. Interest in the past and contemporary cultural experience of local ethnoses led to the emergence of the direction of “Siberian neoarchaics”. 

The traditional art of Kazakhstan was inseparable from everyday life and worldview. The main artistic means was ornament. Classical modern painting of Kazakhstan demonstrates the color, mythology, ancient beliefs and modern cultural priorities of the inhabitants of the Great Steppe. 

Traditional painting of China is symbolic and allegorical. The leading genres in traditional Chinese painting are landscape (mountains and water bodies), flowers and birds, portraiture and animalistic genre.