Putin made Russia stronger, but the Soviet Union is still deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. What is the reason for this?

Putin made Russia stronger, but the Soviet Union is still deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. What is the reason for this? There are three main reasons: 1. After Russia separated from the Soviet Union, social injustice occurred, resulting in a large gap between the rich and the poor; 2. The status of a superpower is in name only; 3. Life in Russia is difficult. The following is a detailed explanation of these three points:

First: social injustice.

In the Soviet era, due to the social system, the gap between the rich and the poor was very small, everyone's living environment was not much different, and many things were done impartially without back doors. However, since Russia left the Soviet Union, many industries have been monopolized and there are many corrupt officials, resulting in a huge gap between the rich and the poor in Russia. In other words, the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. Therefore, many people miss the Soviet era more and more. At least there was fairness at that time, and the gap between people was not that big.

Second: Superpower status.

In the Soviet era, its international status was that of a superpower that could be on par with the United States. To some extent, the United States was even afraid of the Soviet Union. Therefore, the Soviets were respected and envied by the world at that time, and their national status brought them infinite glory. Although today's Russia is still developing and strengthening itself, it is far from the Soviet Union back then.

And now Russia has been struggling to maintain its status as a great power. In fact, the Russian economy is not as good as the small South Korea. From this, it can be seen that its position as a big country is just in name. People throughout Russia are very clear about this. Therefore, many people miss the power of the Soviet era.

Third: Life is difficult.

From the Georgian War to the Crimean War, and then to the Syrian War, Russia has been continuously invaded, sanctioned, and consumed a large amount of manpower, material and financial resources, leaving scars on the local people. Tired. People live in poverty, and their quality of life is being dragged down instead of improving. Therefore, many people miss the days of living and working in peace and contentment during the Soviet era.