The title should be a high summary of the content of the paper, reflecting the direction, achievements, content and significance of the author's research. The title quotation should be accurate, concise, concise, popular and novel. When determining the topic, the topic should be single-minded, thorough, profound and innovative, and try not to set a subtitle. Generally about 20 words.

2. Summary:

Briefly summarize the main contents of the article, so that readers can understand the general situation of the paper and determine whether it is worth reading. The abstract should be two or three hundred words, not too long.

3. Overview preface (introduction):

The preface should outline the motivation, purpose, significance and main methods of studying this subject, point out what the predecessors or others have done, to what extent, and what has not been solved, and explain their main achievements and contributions to the study of this issue. This part accounts for a small proportion and acts as an introduction. The text should be concise, clear and specific, so that people can see the introduction and know the basic value of this article.

4. This theory (the main body of the paper):

This part accounts for most of the length of the paper, has an extremely important position, and is the part where the author expresses the research results. The key of this part lies in argumentation, that is, proving the thesis put forward by the author. This includes the proposal of the subject, the idea of solving the problem, the research process (the problems in the research and the methods to solve the problems. Means, main data), research results, etc.

When writing this part, we should pay attention to the application of theory and logical reasoning, the transition between paragraphs, the importance and essence. If there is more content, you can add a subtitle. You can also use different sequence codes from large to small.

5. Conclusion:

The conclusion should focus on the overall situation, grasp the main controversial issues, and discuss from perceptual knowledge to rational knowledge. It is necessary to analyze and reason the experimental results instead of repeating them.

We should focus on the achievements and opinions in the relevant literature at home and abroad, and show our own views, especially the opposing views. In the discussion of the paper, you can put forward assumptions and ideas about the development of this topic, but the discretion should be appropriate, and it should not be written as "science fiction" or "imagination".