No, writing materials needs other people's advice to help improve, modify, absorb other people's strengths and make up for their shortcomings. Every paper will be revised appropriately after the first draft is written. But the framework can be used for reference, but we can't all use other people's frameworks. We still have our own ideas.

For example, a paper must be an argument and an argument, and there must be strict logic between a big argument and a small argument. If the structure of the paper is loose, tighten it up a little, delete redundant materials, and delete sentences that are too far from the point or unimportant.

Check, that is, whether the material itself is true, credible and accurate, regardless of viewpoint, structure and language, including checking the laws, conclusions, data, typical materials and citation sources in the first draft. In the original text, all errors, errors and inconsistent materials should be accurately deleted or rewritten to ensure that the paper is based on a solid and reliable foundation.

Revision of ideological views

When revising a paper, the first thing to consider is whether the theme and viewpoint of the paper are correct, whether the understanding is profound and whether the article is innovative. On the basis of the full text, the correctness, centralization, uniqueness and profundity, innovation, consistency of theme, consistency of some minor arguments and central arguments, comprehensiveness and accuracy of some statements are investigated.

If we don't grasp the central argument accurately, we can't reveal the most typical and essential thoughts and laws, or there are some mistakes and prejudices, so we must do "major surgery" and make major rewriting or even rewriting.