Students of the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, led by teachers of the Department of Uzbek and Russian languages, visited the house-museum of the famous Uzbek poet and prose writer, academician Gafur Gulom.

The house-museum of Gafur Gulom. is located in the Chilanzar district of Tashkent, which is located in the mahalla Beshagach. It was opened in honor of the famous publicist and writer Gafur Gulom.. The location for the museum was not chosen by chance. The two-story building where the museum is located was previously the writer's house, where from 1944 to 1966 he created his works and lived. The exposition dedicated to literary works and the memorial complex are located here. The main initiators of the creation of the house-museum were the children of the famous poet.

A master class by Tashkent State University of Economics professor Lutfulla Ilkhamjanov was held in the house museum, where the scientist spoke about the life and work of the writer and introduced the participants to the exhibits of the museum.

The meeting of three generations made an unforgettable impression, where future international lawyers learned a lot of interesting things from the life of the author of "Naughty". In the museum, divided into two parts, the students saw the house where the writer lived and a two-story building where the main exhibition is located. In the memorial part of the museum, visitors saw a large number of personal belongings of the writer. Here is also located his rich library, study and living room, where Gafur Gulom. met with his friends. An interesting place is the music room, where there are two musical instruments: tambur and dutar, which the owner of the house once played.

On the first floor there are three halls, where exhibits tell about the everyday life and main creative milestones of the poet's path. The first and second halls describe, respectively, the childhood and youth of Gafur Gulom., his first creative attempts. The third hall is dedicated to creative work, there are many stands, materials from the poet's anniversaries. Household items that the poet used during his life are preserved, and in the library - the author's books and works donated to him. Gafur Gulom's work became the golden fund of Uzbek literature of the 1930-40s. His poems "On the Road to Turksib", "You are not an Orphan", as well as the story "Naughty", became an integral part of the literary canon and reflected not only the poet's personal experiences, but also the broad social and political realities of the time.

The master class made a favorable impression on the students, the atmosphere of communication between the professor and the students and participants was very useful, informative, interesting and motivated.