The following are some ways to subtly embed a specific political ideology into a literary work, so that readers are influenced subtly: 1. **Character creation**: Through the creation of characters, they are given specific values and beliefs. The choices and behaviors of the protagonist or the villain can reflect a specific political stance, thereby guiding readers to identify with a certain ideology. 2. **Plot design**: Setting a specific plot to show political ideas. For example, the superiority or limitations of a certain ideology can be reflected through conflict, crisis or decision-making, so that readers can naturally accept these ideas as the story develops. 3. **Metaphor and symbol**: Specific political information is hidden through metaphors and symbols. For example, a natural or social phenomenon can be used to symbolize a political idea, making it more hidden and profound. 4. **Dialogue and narration**: A certain political stance is shown through dialogues between characters or the narrator's point of view. This method can naturally integrate the point of view into the story and increase its persuasiveness. 5. **Contrast of values**: Setting a contrast of different values in the work, highlighting the rationality and necessity of a certain ideology through contrast, thereby guiding readers to think and resonate. 6. **Historical background and cultural environment**: Set a specific historical or cultural background to link it with the political ideology in reality. By depicting historical events or cultural conflicts, influence readers' views on current political issues. 7. **Emotional resonance**: By touching readers' emotions, such as sympathy, anger, or a sense of belonging, they resonate with the political views in the work and thus accept these ideas invisibly. 8. **Open ending**: Leave an open ending to allow readers to naturally interpret the corresponding political meaning in their thinking, and stimulate understanding and thinking about a certain ideology. Through these methods, authors can effectively incorporate specific political ideologies into their works, thereby unconsciously influencing readers' concepts and attitudes.