At first, find some keywords for your article. For example, if I want to write a paper on the protection direction of ancient buildings, I will list the key words first, first of all, the ancient buildings and their protection, and then the age, such as the architectural details of the Tang and Song Dynasties that I focus on, such as the bucket arch.

Search after finding keywords. I suggest using campus network and campus IP in universities. If not, you can borrow your campus login account and password from your friends, so that you can check the information at home. So you can log on to HowNet and search for the keywords you listed.

After searching for keywords, download articles, such as the ancient buildings I searched, many journals and magazines, and master's and doctoral dissertations will come out. You can download more articles, and there will be new keywords to pay attention to and download during the download process.

Then open an article that you think is the most relevant, and the one with the most similar structure to yours. According to his idea and your idea, modify it and make an outline. The outline lists the first-level titles first, and then tilts your data upward to list the second-level and third-level titles.

According to your outline, select the content and data of the downloaded materials to supplement, and add your own things. Remember not to copy them as they are. Even if you need to use other people's achievements, you should understand and describe them yourself. Such an article has generally come out.