In literary creation or film and television scripts, the interaction between characters often needs to show complex social relationships and human nature. If you need to shape a plot in which a character evaluates the family background of others in a subtle way, you can consider the following five techniques that are in line with the authenticity of the drama： 1. Cultural capital implication method Let the characters talk about high art (such as "Last week's classical concert"), academic topics (such as "The views recently expressed by a professor at Princeton"), or overseas experiences (such as "when we were in Paris, we always..."). . . ") To create a sense of cultural divide. This kind of dialogue can naturally form a hierarchical distinction without being rude. 2. Lack of selective resonance The design character reacted blankly to the details of life in the market mentioned by the other party (such as community vegetable farms, public transportation): "Ah. . . So now the bus can be paid by mobile phone? Never noticed this before." 3. Gift gift strategy When giving gifts that are obviously not in line with the life scene of the other party, a note is attached: "This is a handmade leather shoe I customized in Milan. . . Although it may not be as comfortable as the ones you often wear" (with a decent smile) 4. Spatial narrative hints Insert details when describing his own living environment: "My father's study faces south, and I can just see the Japanese maple in the garden. . . Your living room should also be very transparent, right? " 5. Dimension reduction of social etiquette Explain the basic etiquette in a teaching tone: "It's actually okay to hold a fork with your left hand, but on more formal occasions. . . "(Smiling endlessly) Important reminder: In real interpersonal communication, this behavior is essentially microaggression based on prejudice. When creating such plots, it is recommended to clarify the author's critical position or use it as a character description that reveals the character's flaws. Healthy social interaction should be based on mutual respect, not pre-emptive factors such as family origin.