Meierkholid is a drama innovator. He put forward the slogan of "cinematography of drama" and transplanted cinematography to the stage of drama. He enthusiastically praised oriental drama and drew nutrition from it. He predicted that "the latest technological achievements of Soviet art are based on Japanese and China's imaginary dramas."

From 65438 to 0936, Meierkholid's drama innovation practice of "leading drama art to its supposed essence" was accused of "formalism". 1938108, the Soviet government closed the Meierkholid Theater, and Meierkholid himself was martyred on February 2, 1940. Sue was rehabilitated after the twentieth National Congress. Meierkholid, a Soviet dramatist, concluded that the works of successful literary artists in history would be a complete failure if everyone said yes as soon as they appeared. Of course, if everyone says it's not good, it's certainly a failure, but at least it shows that you still have some characteristics of your own, and everyone is willing to comment.

If the response is strong, the situation is that some people like it to death and some people hate it and can't tear you in half, then you are really successful! Later, this view was called the classic "Meierkholid's Law" to comment on creative works.

In other words, whether a creative work has vitality depends on the penetrating power of touching people's minds, so that people who like it like it and those who don't like it hate it. They are half seawater and half flame, which is the power of ideas, thoughts and culture.

In the 1920s and 1930s, Meierkholid, a Soviet dramatist, concluded that the works of successful literary artists in history would be a complete failure if everyone said they were good as soon as they appeared. Of course, if everyone says it's not good, it's certainly a failure, but at least it shows that you still have some characteristics of your own, and everyone is willing to comment.

If the response is strong, the situation is that some people like it to death and some people hate it and can't tear you in half, then you are really successful! Later, this view was called the classic "Meierkholid's Law" to comment on creative works.

In other words, whether a creative work has vitality depends on the penetrating power of touching people's minds, so that people who like it like it and those who don't like it hate it. They are half seawater and half flame, which is the power of ideas, thoughts and culture.

Therefore, in real life, managers at any level of any enterprise should understand his profound meaning.