Persian poetry here becomes a living key to the culture of Iran - from bookstores to family celebrations. Listeners will get acquainted with Rudaki, Ferdowsi, Saadi, Rumi, and Hafez, hear the sound of the original, and see how ancient lines still speak of love, truth, memory, freedom, and the power of imagination. Classical Persian literature seems distant only at first glance. In Iran, the names of great poets resonate in everyday conversations, quotes, bookstores, and festive traditions. Through these texts, one can understand why poetry has become part of cultural memory and why it is difficult to speak about modern Iranian art, language, and mindset without it. The conversation will center around authors whose works are referred to as "six centuries of glory" in Persian poetry. Rudaki, Ferdowsi, Saadi, Rumi, and Hafez are presented not as distant figures, but as interlocutors to whom people continue to turn today.