The attitude of a person to criticism in his address is the problem over which M.D. Aksenova. (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

The attitude of a person to criticism in his address is the problem over which M.D. Aksenova.

Reflecting on this issue, the author with particular warmth tells of the attitude to the remarks of Alexander Pushkin, who "... always paid attention to criticism in his address." The author admires the poet's calm and his positive attitude towards his opponents, whom he always "was sincerely grateful and always corrected the place he had seen". But this does not mean that Pushkin was not worried and did not worry about the remarks in his address: after all, some of his contemporaries wrote articles specifically "with the aim of insulting" the poet.

The author encourages us to take a positive attitude towards criticism.

"Do not be offended by criticism and remarks! Correct your mistakes! "- she urges.

I share the point of view of MD Aksenova and I think that the remarks should be treated calmly, with understanding and try to improve. But, unfortunately, some people do not understand this and react negatively to criticism.

A vivid example to this is the behavior of such a famous singer as Philip Kirkorov, who in June 2009, in a microblogging Twitter, responded to criticism of the popular blogger Graka, wrote a number of obscene expressions, for which he was brought to administrative responsibility.

But Sergey Shnurov, a scandalously famous musician, treats remarks in his address condescendingly. "Smart people praise me, scold me - they are stupid, " he says.

Thus, I can conclude that criticism must be adequately and calmly reacted to, listening to all the comments.

A vivid example to this is the behavior of such a famous singer as Philip Kirkorov, who in June 2009, in a microblogging Twitter, responded to criticism of the popular blogger Graka, wrote a number of obscene expressions, for which he was brought to administrative responsibility.

But Sergey Shnurov, a scandalously famous musician, treats remarks in his address condescendingly. "Smart people praise me, scold me - they are stupid, " he says.

Thus, I can conclude that criticism must be adequately and calmly reacted to, listening to all the comments.