Through social platforms, the following operations can be used to guide the public to have a wrong understanding of a social event: 1. **Spreading false information**: Creating and sharing false or unverified information on social platforms can create public misunderstandings. 2. **Selective release**: Selectively releasing certain facts or perspectives while ignoring other important information can cause the public to form a biased view of the event. 3. **Clickbait and headlines**: Using exaggerated or misleading headlines to attract clicks and attention can have a misleading effect. 4. **Emotional language**: Using inflammatory or emotional language can stimulate the public's emotional response rather than rational analysis. 5. **Artificially creating controversy**: Deliberately creating controversy or polarized emotions can cause the public to form a more extreme or wrong view of the event. 6. **Using vague language**: Using vague or ambiguous language can make it difficult for the public to understand the true situation of the event. 7. **Removing important information**: Deliberately removing or hiding important information can cause the public to lack sufficient information to make a correct judgment. 8. ** Sophistry and logical fallacies**: Using deliberately twisted logic or sophistry arguments can create seemingly reasonable but actually wrong arguments. 9. ** Artificial panic **: Deliberately creating panic or anxiety can cause the public to make wrong judgments in a hurry. 10. ** Manipulating user emotions **: Using social platform algorithms or other means to manipulate user emotions and preferences can cause the public to form a wrong perception of events.