First of all, we must determine the research direction, that is, "all roads lead to Rome." We can find our own direction more clearly with the guidance of the tutor and the help of group discussion. The key is to actively communicate and summarize in time. Interest is the starting point. Secondly, we should pay attention to the research progress in related fields at home and abroad, that is, "know yourself and know yourself, and fight every battle." By consulting books and periodicals in related fields, we can grasp the existing achievements and difficult problems in the research field and make a summary to help the follow-up research. Then, we should prepare relevant knowledge and skills, that is, "sharpening the knife does not mistake the woodcutter." We should have a solid theoretical foundation, master relevant software operations, and consciously cultivate our own abilities, including listening, speaking, reading, doing and writing. The acquisition of these related knowledge and skills is spontaneous and can be exercised in the project. In addition, to do scientific research, we must have our own new ideas and new achievements, but where the "new" comes from is the most important thing to consider in scientific research. "Novelty" is the soul of a good paper. On the basis of a thorough understanding of traditional problems, the advantages of the new method are displayed and new inspiration is obtained through the intersection with other disciplines. Not only that, but also the strength of the team is very important. Discussion can generate new inspiration and sparks. It is helpful to listen to other people's suggestions and opinions in the discussion and summarize them in time. We should read more documents. On the issue of "literature reading", Associate Professor Zhong put forward his own new method based on his own experience, that is, "point-face-point". Here we should start from a point and look at the supplementary references, but we can't stay away from the original starting point. We must study and solve problems around this point and trunk. Finally, the experimental results should be repeatedly demonstrated, that is, "facts speak louder than words." Only by collecting sufficient and complete data, preparing a perfect experimental design scheme and repeating experiments without fear of failure can we succeed. This is the key to the whole scientific research process, because "the paper is made." After completing a series of preparatory work, we can use the Internet and previous experience to improve our writing ability, that is, "turning the stone into gold".