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Reading Russian literature, we occasionally come across beautiful, proud Polish women and haughty Polish “lords”. But how do we look in the mirror of Polish literature, taking into account the twists and turns of cultural and historical relationships, which are often, frankly speaking, quite complicated? To whom did Adam Mickiewicz send friendly greetings “to the icy plains”, why did the lines about the Moscow bride disappear from the cult novel, and what was it that the hero of Galczyński’s poem absolutely did not like about the behavior of the generals’ émigrés? We will learn the answers to these and many other questions at a meeting with Alexandra Shirokova, a graduate and postgraduate student of the Department of Slavic Philology of the Philological Faculty of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, a Polish specialist, and a teacher at the School of Young Philologists of Moscow State University named after L.M. Bash.