The following are some of the ways to use literature or film to spread and beautify a certain extreme political stance: 1. **Character creation**: By creating villains and righteous characters, supporters of extreme political stances are portrayed as heroes or victims, making their views seem more just and legitimate. For example, showing a character who resists oppression to strengthen the rationality of their extreme stance. 2. **Emotional resonance**: Using emotional narratives to resonate with the audience or readers, such as showing the pain, struggle or sacrifice of victims, so that the audience sympathizes with or understands the extreme political stance. 3. **Historical reconstruction**: In historical works, historical events are reinterpreted, and extreme political stances are beautified by selectively showing certain events and characters to cover up their negative effects. This can be achieved through fictional historical stories or artistic processing of real history. 4. **Metaphors and symbols**: Through metaphors and symbols, the ideas of extreme political stances are indirectly conveyed to make them seem more universal and philosophically profound. For example, using specific symbols or images to imply specific ideologies. 5. **Black-white opposition**: Establishing a clear opposition in the narrative, such as regarding the extreme position as the only "truth" and portraying other views as stupid, bad or corrupt, creating a binary worldview to exclude dissenting voices. 6. **Hero worship**: Portraying representative figures or events of extreme positions to create an atmosphere of worship, thereby attracting the audience of the work to lean towards their position. By shaping the "great" image of these characters, the audience will yearn for and follow them. 7. **Plot design**: Incorporating the idea of extreme political positions into the development of the plot, making it seem like a logical and inevitable choice. Through the promotion of the plot, the audience gradually accepts this position. 8. **Distortion and deletion**: Deliberately distorting or omitting information that has a negative impact on the extreme position, so that the audience can only be exposed to views that are favorable to the position. These means may be regarded as artistic performance when they are created, but their potential social impact and responsibility cannot be ignored. Therefore, in the process of creation and dissemination, attention should be paid to ethics and social responsibility.