Some strategies to incorporate specific ideological messages into cultural activities include: 1. Storytelling: Use powerful stories and characters that evoke emotional resonance to convey ideological messages. This can be done through films, plays, or literature, which can subtly influence the audience to accept specific ideas. 2. Symbols and signs: Use specific symbols and signs in activities to convey specific ideologies in a subtle way. For example, specific cultural values can be conveyed through visual art, costume design, or stage settings. 3. Theming: Select and design activities with themes that reflect specific ideologies, so that participants can subtly be exposed to specific ideas or social issues during the experience. 4. Immersive experiences: Create an immersive environment that allows participants to fully immerse themselves in a certain cultural or historical context and understand and accept a certain ideology through personal experience. 5. Music and art: Use music lyrics, artwork, or dance choreography to convey ideological messages. These forms can arouse emotions and promote the acceptance of specific ideas. 6. Educational activities: Embed workshops, lectures, or seminars in activities to promote specific ideas for the purpose of education and information sharing. 7. **Social media and interactive technology**: Use social media platforms and interactive technology to continuously interact with participants before and after the event to strengthen the dissemination of ideological information. Through these methods, organizers can unconsciously influence the views and attitudes of participants. It is important to maintain the naturalness of cultural activities and ensure that the information transmission does not cause disgust or resistance from the audience.