In literary creation or character design, it is necessary to maintain the artistry and concealment of language in a way that implies that the opponent's family background is not decent enough. The following are some ethical creative techniques. Please be sure to pay attention to avoiding subjective judgments on the background of others in real life.： **1. Contrasting contextual implication** - "Your insight into classical music is very unique, but it reminds me of those days when I listened to folk songs in street teahouses." - "Your vision in choosing red wine is very special. This fruity style reminds me of the self-winemaking of a country winery." **2. Allusion and metaphor** -"You are like Mathilde by Maupassant, always with a natural aura of innocence." - "This reminds me of Grandma Liu's freshness when she entered the Grand View Garden in "A Dream of Red Mansions"" **3. Selective praise** - "It's not easy for you to match these cheap brands so fashionable." - "There are really not many people who can maintain this traditional lifestyle now." **4. Situational hypothesis method** - "If you have attended a charity dinner of our Chamber of Commerce, you will definitely like the charity auction there." - "You may not know much about it. Private clubs of this level usually have membership standards that have been passed down from generation to generation." **5. Attention to detail** - "Is this special smell of grass under your nails left by your personal participation in agricultural affairs? " - "People who can still mend clothes by hand now must have a very simple family style." **Creative precautions：** 1. Maintain the rationality of the dialogue and conform to the identity setting of the character 2. Make good use of class symbols corresponding to the background of the times (such as specific brands, places, and cultural symbols) 3. Strengthen the suggestive effect through the reaction of bystanders 4. Combine nonverbal descriptions (such as micro-expressions that glance at the details of clothing) 5. Avoid direct derogatory terms and focus on comparison of differences In literary creation, this technique is commonly used in： -Shaping the theatrical conflict of class antagonism -Reveal the prejudice or snobbish character of the characters -Pave the way for subsequent plot reversal -Reflect the social structure of a particular era Please remember that these skills are limited to fictional creation, and in reality everyone deserves to be respected equally. If you need specific vocabulary design in a specific era or cultural context, you can provide more setting details in order to give more appropriate suggestions.