#Method of implanting political ideology in literature This is a complicated topic that needs to be treated with caution. It is natural for literary works to include the author's worldview, but consciously "implanting" to manipulate the reader may raise ethical issues. The following are some common literary techniques： ## Common techniques ***Character shaping**: Express specific views through characters that readers agree with ***Environmental setting**: Building a world that reflects the superiority of specific political views ***Symbols and metaphors**: Use symbolic systems to indirectly convey ideas ***Narrative perspective selection**: Control the angle of information display and guide judgment ***Emotional resonance**: Connecting political views with universal emotions ## Ethical considerations It is worth noting that literary creation should respect the reader's independent thinking ability. The best political literature is usually not simply instilling, but asking questions and encouraging readers to think. Excellent literature often reflects complexity and multiple perspectives, not a single propaganda. I encourage critical reading, understand the various perspectives and arguments behind the work, and form my own independent judgments.