Typical Russian

Russian people are very different from others; but they still share the same features. Russians are very keen at staring at other people. Wherever you are, you will be examined from top to toe (you can say "head to toe" but "top to toe" is also an idiomatic phrase). People like to judge. You can have nothing and be nothing, but it is still possible to think and talk as if you are God. (It is necessary to amplify the sense here: an example of the fact that English words cary less precise meaning than their Russian language equivalents)

Russian like to swear a lot. They insert a swear word into every (or each is fine) sentence they speak. They also like to drink a lot of alcohol. It is very sad to see so many families drinking far too much every evening in their small kitchens. However, I think this situation is improving. By the way, the Russian kitchen is like Parliament where politicians debate the big questions of the day. :)

Russian are not particularly (very is ok but particularly is better) friendly people. Their demeanour is harsh and frowning as (when implies it is a special event rather than something people do one hundred times each day: almost like perfective as opposed to imprefective) they walk through the streets. But when you get closer to them, they seem to "thaw".

Russian are very stereotypical people. Therefore, there is widespread homophobia, no freedom of speech and else. (Again you really need to amplify/enlarge what you are trying to say in English. For example, "no freedom of speech or the related freedoms which many people in Western Eurpe may take for granted." English is far less precise than Russian)