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Concluding remarks

"Conclusion" (that is, "concluding remarks") refers to a concluding remark at the end of an article or a formal speech.

By analyzing the content expressed in the paper ending with "conclusion" and the conclusion itself, it is found that it has the following characteristics:

1) when the papers on special topics and comprehensive discussions are long, they usually end with "conclusion";

2) The experimental research paper also ends with a conclusion, mainly because the content of the conclusion has been stated in the "Results and Discussion", or the research results have not really reached a clear conclusion, and only necessary discussions have been conducted;

3) The conclusion is generally expressed in a piecemeal way and generally does not convey quantitative information;

4) The conclusion is broad, which is a summary, general statement or further explanation of the whole article, such as: pointing out the topic again, summarizing the main contents and research results of this article, pointing out the shortcomings or limitations of this study, putting forward topics that need further research or indicating the research direction, clarifying the value, significance and application prospect of the topic and research results, and supplementing relevant suggestions and contents. The objectivity of tone expression is weaker than the conclusion, and it is subjective.