After reading some related monographs and papers, you should draw up a writing outline. The outline of the paper seems to be a variety of marks when driving, which can help you think about the direction when writing, and can also slowly classify the collected data according to the outline. The outline of the paper can be divided into the following parts:

I. Introduction

Introduction or introduction, introduction, introduction. This is the guiding text that guides the reader into the theme of the paper. There are no hard and fast rules on what to write in this part of the text, but according to the papers written by predecessors, there are generally the following directions:

(A) describe the research motivation

What prompted you to write this paper?

(B) Describe the research value

What is the academic value or significance of this research?

(3) Describe the scope of research Some topics are limited by time or scope and must be explained. For example, the research time is the early Han Dynasty, the early Ming Dynasty, the early Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It is necessary to explain the upper and lower limits of these periods, and whether the definition adopted is your own opinion or someone's statement.

(d) Review previous research results.

A subject worth studying. In addition to the value of the topic itself, we should also review the previous research results on this topic. If the previous research results do not reach a certain level, it is necessary to continue to do this topic. Therefore, the readers of this paper often read the summary of this paragraph and know the value of this paper.