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Within the framework of a national survey of young people 16-25 years (1500 people have been surveyed), the Fund "Public opinion" asked the young boys and girls about their hobbies, favorite avocations which are not related to their studies and work.
Most of the young people said that they like to communicate with their friends most of all (61 %). A third of respondents (31 %) take a great interest in sport, Music and singing - is a favorite occupation of 28 % of the young .
Reading involves a little more than a quarter of young respondents ( 26 %), especially young women ( 37%) and Muscovites (41 %).
Every four respondents (25 %) are interested in cinema. Communication on the internet attracts approximately every fifth representative of the new generation ( 21%).
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