1. Select the direction. Choose a field that you are interested in or good at. It mainly depends on what others have written. Some problems are unresolved or controversial. Simply speaking, it is reading books. If it's engineering, you'd better do experiments. As soon as the experimental results came out, a paper was written.

2. Choose a theme. Find or choose a question you are interested in or have studied in this field, and try to answer this question-of course, in a way that no one else has used before. The topic selection is the most difficult. To choose an innovative paper, and you can also write innovative papers and convince others, the last step of research is essential. There is no need to write a decided question unless you have another answer.

3. Write an outline. With a topic, it is easy to write an outline of the topic. Just write down the process of how you explain your point of view.

4. Write a paper for revision. Writing a thesis is a painful process. Sometimes you can't write a word a day, and sometimes you can write two or three thousand words a day, depending on whether there is something in your mind. Pay special attention to whether there are logical errors, reference errors and the relationship between contexts when modifying.

I wish you an earth-shattering paper:)