CV is the abbreviation of English "resume", which means "personal resume", and is usually used for job hunting, study, postgraduate exchange, academic conference speech and other purposes. In the field of chemistry, CV is more used for academic research and career development. It records information such as personal education, scientific research experience, published papers and awards, and shows a person's academic level, research direction, development potential and professional skills through these information.

In the field of chemistry, a person's resume is often the decisive factor to decide whether he or she is admitted or obtained a position. Therefore, the compilation of resume is very important. We should carefully sort out our background, experience, achievements and potential, and list our educational experience, laboratory research, scientific research achievements and awards, as well as our skills and advantages in detail. An excellent resume can make you suddenly stand out from thousands of competitors and get excellent career and development opportunities.

In the field of chemistry, an excellent resume should not only have practical experience, but also show his professional ethics, leadership and team consciousness. These qualities can be accumulated from experiments, such as being positive, trustworthy, independent thinking and daring to try in the research team, which will make your resume look more professional and excellent. Therefore, participating in experiments, research projects and various academic and social activities to cultivate your leadership and team spirit will be of great help to your early resume and career development.