# The relationship between literary narrative and ideological influence When discussing how literary narrative affects the reader's point of view, it is necessary to understand several possible narrative strategies, which may guide the reader to think about the socio-economic structure.： **Effective narrative methods may include：** -**Comparative narrative**: By showing the specific life details of the gap between the rich and the poor, readers can naturally feel the institutional inequality. -**Personalized social stories**: Transforming grand economic issues into the true encounters of specific characters -**Historical perspective**: Tracing the development and change of the economic system, showing the chance rather than inevitability of its history -**Multi-perspective narrative**: Present the real experience of characters from different walks of life and avoid simple moral judgments The power of literary works lies in providing space for thinking, not simply preaching. The most effective works are often those that invite readers to think about social structure issues through complex, rich, and humane stories. It is worth noting that truly valuable literature should encourage readers to think critically, rather than simply conveying specific political positions. No matter what kind of point of view, if it is imposed on the reader through manipulative means, it is contrary to the essence of literature and art.