The article is devoted to various aspects of the culture of the post-revolutionary period. The authors analyze the significant transformations that occurred in the cultural tradition of that time and examine the facets of human life that were fundamentally shaped by the new culture of the post-revolutionary period. The relevance of this study is due to the importance of cultural policy in modern Russia. In this regard, the experiences of cultural construction during the early years of Soviet power hold considerable significance and merit thorough exami-nation. The scientific novelty of this research lies in the fact that, for the first time, the authors trace the connec-tion between the cultural policy of the Bolsheviks and the linguistic norms that emerged during the post-revolutionary period. Furthermore, they analyze the interrelation of language, culture, and the political events of that time. The authors identify the causes and origins of the formation of cultural policy while considering its essential features. They investigate its impact on the society of the historical period in question, as well as on the lifestyles of the broadest masses of the populace. In this regard, the authors scrutinize how the introduction of a new system of values and social orientations led to the dismantling of prior cultural traditions and the es-tablishment of new ones. This transformation was particularly evident in public consciousness and the linguistic sphere of societal existence.