The celebration of Kubatbek Zhusubaliev's 85th anniversary began in his native village of Zhosholu in Alai district. The anniversary events were organized at the Zhany-Turmush village library under the leadership of Elmira Mantieva and were held under the title "A Master Who Described an Era with His Pen."
Program and Participation in the Celebration
As part of the celebration, participants were able to view various materials dedicated to the writer. Guests were presented with the book exhibition "85 Years — A Life Lived in Words," as well as a themed corner titled "The Writer Who Sought the Sun on a Cold Hill." Additional information about the life and work of Kubatbek Zhusubaliev could be found in the information folders "An Unfading Pen, an Unfailing Thought — Kubatbek Zhusubaliev at 85."
- The event was attended by Burul Shamyrbekova, director of the Alai district centralized library system
- Methodologist Zhumagul Molosheva
- Deputy head of the aiyl okmotu Tilektesh Gulzhigit Madayev
- Library readers and local residents
In addition to the displays, readers prepared stage productions that portrayed the writer and celebrated his work. Schoolchildren also performed pieces on the komuz and read excerpts from the epic "Manas."
At the end of the celebration, the best readers who showed an interest in the writer's works were awarded certificates of honor from the Tilektesh aiyl okmotu.
Brief Information About the Writer
Kubatbek Zhusubaliev was a Kyrgyz writer, film playwright and screenwriter who was a People's Writer of Kyrgyzstan. He was born on October 30, 1941.
