I am glad that I have a good graduation thesis advisor. My teacher is very responsible and my roommate's teacher is very irresponsible. First of all, topic selection is a very important but easily overlooked issue by many people. The topic should not be too big, easy to be empty, and too small to write anything. The first time I chose the topic, the teacher said it was too big (for example, the first time I wrote about the impact of green credit on commercial banks, the teacher said it was too big, so I suggested defining a specific aspect, the impact of green credit I changed on the profitability of commercial banks).
Secondly, you should carefully write the opening report, even if it takes half a month, as long as it can be written well, no problem! This is also a point that many people ignore, such as my roommate. Her teacher didn't show them the opening report seriously, which led to a lot of time wasted in writing the specific part later, and she didn't have a clue. Which one she thinks of is which one, and she has revised it many times. The roommate said that in the end, she only knew that the topic was chosen by herself and the content was completely unknown. My opening report was revised three or four times, and it took more than a week. The teacher is really serious. Later, I wrote it for more than a week, but I was still too lazy to find a few years of data to make a table, which delayed the time. It seems that it has been revised three times, and each time it is small in scope, that is, there is something wrong with one or two sentences or the context is incoherent. It is easy to change, because the overall structure of the full text has been determined in my opening report, and the thinking is quite clear, and there is no big problem, just fill in the specific content.
I changed the topic report painfully, but my roommates didn't understand. When I wrote my thesis, I was very satisfied with them. Actually, I don't understand it either. How to write without a big framework?