Feminist theory refers to a theoretical system that pays attention to women's rights and gender equality. In the practice of rural social work, feminist theory can be used to promote the improvement of women's status and promote the realization of gender equality and social justice. The following are some specific methods and strategies:

1. setting up women's organizations: setting up women's organizations provides a platform for women to support each other, exchange experiences and share knowledge. This can help women better understand their rights and encourage them to participate in community affairs.

2. Conduct gender analysis: conduct gender analysis on social issues or policies to understand the status and influence of different gender groups in them, so as to formulate more just and reasonable policies.

3. Promote gender education: Through gender education activities, make people aware of the existence of gender discrimination and inequality, and guide them to establish values of respect, equality and tolerance.

4. Publicize relevant laws and regulations such as anti-domestic violence and anti-sexual harassment: By publicizing relevant laws and regulations, women can know that they have the right to protect themselves, and at the same time, they can also attract social attention to these issues.

5. Establish a women's resource center: provide women with vocational training, employment opportunities and other resources to help them achieve self-worth and economic independence, thus improving women's status and influence in society.