There are many ways to incorporate specific ideological information into cultural activities. Here are some common methods: 1. **Artistic expression**: convey specific ideas through art forms such as painting, music, film, and drama. For example, create works of art that reflect certain values or historical events, and guide the audience to accept these views in a subtle way. 2. **Storytelling**: Through the power of stories, especially fables or historical stories, they can penetrate people's hearts. Through character development and plot settings, the audience's thoughts and emotions can be influenced without direct preaching. 3. **Interactive experience**: Design interactive links to allow participants to experience a certain concept by participating in activities. For example, through role-playing, simulation experience, etc., let participants understand and identify with a specific ideology in practice. 4. **Environment creation**: Through the layout of the event venue and the creation of atmosphere, such as visual elements, sounds, smells, etc., the emotions and thinking patterns of participants can be subtly influenced. 5. **Education and lectures**: Disseminate information in the form of education, and invite experts and scholars to give lectures on related topics. In lectures, specific ideologies can be cleverly integrated to influence the audience's views. 6. **Use of cultural symbols**: Use specific cultural symbols, signs or symbols to emphasize a specific ideology. For example, use pop culture elements to enhance the appeal of a certain idea. 7. **Social media and communication channels**: Use social media to spread information about related activities, shape public opinion, and guide topics. Use influential figures to promote and subtly influence fans' views. These methods can be used in synergy to maximize the impact on participants' cognition and attitudes. When implementing these methods, attention should be paid to moral and ethical issues to ensure that the audience can think independently rather than simply accept indoctrination.