2. Summarize the latest achievements and trends of related research on this topic (relevant contents can be borrowed from literature review).
(1) Introduction
The introduction is used to summarize the related concepts, definitions, the scope of the review and the current situation of related issues, focusing on the current controversial focus of this topic and comparing the similarities and differences of various viewpoints, so that readers can have a preliminary outline of the content of the review.
(2) Body parts
Firstly, the creative and promising theories and assumptions are introduced in detail, which leads to arguments (including the title of the cited article, the author's name and the original materials reflecting the author's views). Secondly, it introduces the content of the development direction of the subject: by comparing the vertical (direction) and horizontal (direction), it affirms the research level of the subject at home and abroad, points out the existing problems, puts forward the possible development trend, points out the research direction and puts forward the possible solutions.
(3) Summary part
In the summary part, it is necessary to briefly summarize the content of the text, and it is best to put forward the author's own views and show what he agrees and opposes. Especially solved what? What other problems need to be further discussed and solved? What is the academic or practical value of solving it? So as to highlight and point out the basis and significance of the topic selection. This part of the text is not much, which is equivalent to an introduction.
Extended data:
The general contents of the thesis opening report include:
1, subject source, basis and background, subject research purpose, theoretical significance and practical application value.
2. Literature review, focusing on the research status, existing problems, development direction, research methods and application fields of this research topic at home and abroad, and introducing the scope, methods and means of consulting literature.
3. The guiding ideology of the research.
4. Research plan. Including academic conception, research methods including experimental means to be adopted, key technologies, technical routes, implementation plans, feasibility analysis including required scientific research and experimental conditions, project workload and funds, possible difficulties in research, solutions and measures, expected goals, etc.
5, the main references, list the references.
6, research work arrangement.