1. Writing a thesis is a systematic project. Different from writing a paper, there must be an overall thinking and planning from the beginning, such as document management, document index, data management, table and picture management and so on. It is suggested to establish a folder from the beginning, which contains all aspects of subfolders, classification and system management.

2. Writing pays attention to one go. Seeing many people writing papers, I wrote half a page today and hundreds of words tomorrow, which was extremely painful. It's better to think before writing, clear your mind, and then write. Sometimes the writing is fluent, and it is not surprising to write a paper in a day or two.

Don't expect a draft to be finalized. The most important thing in writing a paper is the first draft, because starting from scratch is the most difficult. After the first draft comes out, no matter how sharp and changeable the opinions are, it is not too difficult to modify them. As the saying goes, a hundred tempering makes steel, and so does paper. Often the final draft is always unrecognizable compared with the first draft. Therefore, for the first draft, be quick, not precise.

4. Don't rush to generate a list of bibliographic documents. Because once this document list is inserted, it will always be updated repeatedly when it is changed, and sometimes word will crash, resulting in improper saving or paper loss. If you use software such as endnote, use {author's name, year and other information} at the place where you insert the literature when writing, and finally generate a list together.

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