1, the topic size must be moderate and the difficulty should be moderate. Pay attention to two points: first, the topic size must be moderate and the difficulty should be moderate. Judging from the practice of writing undergraduate papers, there are two main situations that need attention: one is that the topic is relatively small. Because I have accumulated little information and narrow vision, in a sense, it is not enough to summarize what I have learned. So the topic is relatively small. Can't hold on to a small topic. Some academic papers are generally 3000 words, which are used for training. As soon as you choose a topic, choose a small one. If you choose 8000 words to 10000 words, the size should be moderate and the difficulty should be moderate. In other words, you should not choose the one that is particularly difficult. You can't help it. This is one aspect. Another situation is that the topic is too big. When the topic is too big, the materials collected are generally very rich, and I feel that I have to say everything at once, so I choose a big topic. Of course, some students don't know what kind of topics are big and what kind of topics are small. I have a problem in my mind, which will pop up soon. Or he blindly collects materials when there is nothing wrong with his mind, which is more dangerous.

For example, a student wrote a topic called "WTO and Safety Work", which is too big to write a doctoral thesis. The WTO is a big gesture, and there is no time limit for secrecy work. Where should we start? If it is contemporary, then you should say that the contemporary secrecy work is in recent years. So I asked him to change the subject. Because he is a self-taught candidate, when his topic was given to me, even the topic, outline and thesis came out. They think it is enough to write a manuscript for the teacher. This is a big mistake. After you choose a topic, you must pay attention to communicate with the teacher first. The teacher has a good grasp of the size and difficulty of the topic. After that, you make an outline and then write a paper. Questioner's speech: Thank you!