2. Abstract: Abstract is a brief overview of the whole paper, including the purpose, methods, results and conclusions of the study. It should be concise and clear, so that readers can quickly understand the main contents of the paper.
3. Introduction: The introduction part should clearly explain the background, purpose and significance of the research. At the same time, enough background information should be provided for readers to understand the research background.
4. Method: When describing the research method, describe each step in detail so that other researchers can copy your research.
5. Results: The results section should clearly and accurately show your research results. You can use charts to help explain the data.
6. Discussion: In the discussion section, you should explain what your results mean and how they support or refute your assumptions. It can also suggest the future research direction.
7. References: References should list all the references you cited in your paper. Ensure that all references conform to the corresponding reference format.
8. Language and grammar: The language of academic papers should be formal and clear. Avoid using spoken or informal expressions. Also pay attention to grammar and spelling mistakes.
9. Charts and pictures: Charts and pictures can help readers better understand your research results. Make sure that all charts and pictures have clear titles and descriptions.
10. format: follow the format requirements of periodicals or conferences. This may include specific formatting requirements, such as font size, line spacing and margins.