Kurgan is not just a book, it is an immersion in the rich and multifaceted history of the Belarusian people, told by the talented poet and writer Yanka Kupala. The focus of this work is a mysterious and majestic mound, a symbol of ancient times, the keeper of secrets and legends, which becomes a kind of bridge between the past and the present. The author masterfully intertwines historical facts, folk traditions and personal reflections, creating a unique atmosphere in which each reader can feel the breath of centuries and feel the connection with the roots of his culture. Kurgan is not only a work of art, but also an in-depth study of national identity, memory and spiritual values. Yanka Kupala, one of the greatest poets and publicists of Belarus, is known for his special style, combining poetic expressiveness with sharp social and historical content. His works often turn to the theme of national revival, the struggle for freedom and the preservation of cultural heritage. In Kurgan, these topics are revealed through the prism of myths, legends and real historical events, making the book relevant for the modern reader looking for answers to important questions about his country and himself. The book is intended for a wide range of readers - from young people interested in the history and culture of Belarus, to adults who appreciate deep reflection and the richness of national traditions. It will especially appeal to those who love literature with a philosophical bias, historical novels and poetic works rich in symbolism and imagery. For those who appreciate high-quality literature, Kurgan will be a real discovery, allowing not only to plunge into the atmosphere of ancient times, but also to think about how the past shapes the present and the future. The peculiarity of the style of Yanka Kupala is manifested in its ability to create vivid, memorable images and convey deep feelings through poetic lines and metaphorical descriptions. His language is a harmonious combination of folk motifs and literary sophistication, which makes each page lively and full of meaning. In Kurgan, the author uses the richness of Belarusian folklore to emphasize the importance of preserving cultural traditions and national identity in the context of globalization and rapid changes. This book deserves attention not only as a work of art, but also as an important cultural document reflecting the spirit of the era and the national soul. It inspires reflection on the role of history, memory, and spiritual values in shaping modern society. Yanka Kupala, whose other famous works “Ash”, “Pagona” and “Magila” are celebrated for their poetic power and social significance, continues his mission in “Kurgan” to talk about the importance of preserving cultural heritage and national identity. If you are looking for a book that combines historical depth, poetic expressiveness and cultural significance, Kurgan will become a real discovery for you. It is a work that will not leave indifferent anyone who appreciates the richness of national culture, looking for answers to important questions about his past and future. Inspiring and full of meaning, this book can become a bright decoration of your library and a source of new ideas and reflections.