You can describe it from these two points, but you should choose your own topic and don't copy it mechanically.

1, (your topic) has not been studied by predecessors, which means that a novel and meaningful topic in a research field has been ignored by predecessors.

2. You should enrich an argument that has been studied or expounded by predecessors but is not comprehensive enough, or refute the views of predecessors. In short, the meaning and purpose must be clearly stated and there must be some new ideas. Secondly, pay attention to the theory you use.

What theory do you use to prove your point of view should also be clearly stated, otherwise it will be difficult to be convincing, and it is necessary to have a detailed literature review and an evaluation basis of the research level at home and abroad to set off the significance of your topic selection.

The purpose and significance of research is why we should study and study its value. This can generally be based on the actual needs, pointing out that there is this problem in reality, which needs to be studied and solved, and what practical role this research has, and then writing the theoretical and academic value of the paper. These should be written more specifically and pertinently, and we should not shout slogans aimlessly.

structure

A paper usually consists of name, author, abstract, keywords, text, references and appendices, some of which (such as appendices) are optional.

Title of paper

Requirements are accurate, concise, eye-catching and novel.

catalogue

A table of contents is a short list of main paragraphs in a paper.

abstract

It is an excerpt from the main content of the article, which requires short and concise content.

Keyword definition

Keywords are selected from the title, abstract and text of the paper, which are words with substantial meaning to express the central content of the paper. Keywords are words used by computer systems to index the content characteristics of papers, which are convenient for information systems to collect and provide readers with retrieval. Generally, 3-8 words are selected as keywords for each paper, and a new line is set at the bottom left of the "abstract".