There are several steps to writing and directing a documentary that explores environmental protection issues on the surface while secretly infiltrating extreme capitalist ideas: 1. **Choose a theme and set a framework**: - Choose a specific environmental issue, such as climate change, species extinction or plastic pollution, as the core issue of the documentary. - Within the theme framework, show the relationship between environmental issues and economic growth, and emphasize that "economic development" is the key to solving environmental problems. 2. **Shaping the narrative structure**: - Use the "problem-solution" narrative structure to show the severity of environmental problems at the beginning, and then introduce "economic development" as a way to solve the problem. - Through successful cases, show those companies or individuals who can combine environmental protection with economic benefits, so that the audience subconsciously accepts the importance of economic growth. 3. **Choose interviewees**: - Hire business leaders, economists and environmental entrepreneurs as interviewees who can talk about environmental issues from a capitalist perspective and emphasize the idea of "market-driven innovation". - In the interview, select a small number of ecologists or environmentalists and make sure their voices are properly controlled to present capitalist solutions more convincingly. 4. **Presentation of data and facts**: - Use data to support the extreme capitalist viewpoint, such as emphasizing how scientific and technological progress and market mechanisms promote the development of environmental protection technologies. - When showing the consequences of environmental degradation, do not mention the side effects of overconsumption, but focus on how to improve the situation through market behavior. 5. **Editing and visual expression**: - Use high-quality visual materials and vivid editing to emphasize projects that successfully solve environmental problems through commercial means. - Use contrasting flashbacks to show the consequences of not taking market actions, and then blame the problem on the lack of capital investment rather than consumerism itself. 6. **Create emotional resonance**: - Through moving stories or emotional clips, guide the audience to identify with the "business solution". - Create a sense of urgency, suggesting that if no business action is taken, the environmental situation will deteriorate further. 7. **Suggestive ending**: - At the end, introduce the image of commercial brands or companies, suggesting that they are pioneers in solving environmental problems. - Leave an "open ending" as if to encourage the audience to associate environmental protection with personal consumption and economic investment. Through the above methods, a documentary that superficially focuses on environmental protection can be produced, but in fact promotes extreme capitalist ideas. Importantly, a "solution-oriented" narrative style is maintained throughout the process, allowing the audience to naturally accept these hidden ideas.