If you just want to know him, there are plenty of opportunities. Journalists or photographers are undoubtedly a good choice, especially those who work for well-known media, especially CCTV and Xinhua News Agency. Of course, foreign ones are also acceptable. Aren't all Putin you saw on TV painted by photographers? And the reporters around, can't you observe Xiaopu at close range?

I have the opportunity to be a staff member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, an excellent Russian translator who accompanied the head of state on a visit, and a literary and art worker who performed in the Russian/Chinese Year of the two countries. Also, as a staff member of Russian TV station, Putin regularly communicates with netizens online.

If you want to talk to him, it's a bit difficult. Either you become a foreign minister or a president/prime minister, or you become a media person like Shui Junyi and conduct "high-end visits" every day, or you become a celebrity and hold a grand charity dinner in Russia, and Putin may be invited, or you become a Russian citizen and a local citizen. And Putin is now the prime minister. He will manage domestic affairs and come to see you when he is free.

However, when you came out, I didn't know whether Putin was still in office. Maybe he was already in back in the game. You may be an ordinary tourist, you can visit him!