1, concise and to the point (the title does not exceed 20 Chinese characters).

2. Accuracy: the title should accurately reflect the content of the paper, avoid inconsistent titles, and replace the generation with the big generation, the small generation with the big generation, the whole generation deviation and the whole generation.

3. Clarity: The title should clearly reflect the specific content and characteristics of the article, and strive to be concise, effective and focused. Try to put the key words that express the core content at the beginning of the title; Use abbreviations and uncommon technical terms carefully.

4. Indexing: It is best not to use subheadings and titles in quotation form, and avoid using chemical formulas, subscripts and special symbols (numerical symbols, Greek letters, etc.). ), formula, code, patent and trademark name, etc.

5. Specificity: The title is equivalent to the "label" of the paper and needs to show special "charm" to attract readers. When writing the title, the author can ask himself: How to find this paper in the index, and will he continue reading after seeing the title of the paper?

6. In the writing of a thesis, it is often to draw up a topic first, and then draw up a topic after the completion of the thesis. In the process of drafting a topic, you can imagine several topics to choose from, and you can also consult relevant literature to avoid the same or similar topics with similar papers.

7. Academician Zou Chenglu pointed out: If the research conclusion or main findings can be expressed in one sentence, then using it as the title of the paper can sometimes achieve the purpose of striking and vivid images.