Many dissertations do not do very well in this respect. This is mainly manifested in the following aspects: (1) There are few arguments, which are not typical; (2) The argument cannot prove the argument; (3) Citation often misinterprets the original author's intention; (4) even falsifying evidence for their own views; (5) The arguments are piled up and lack of internal relations, giving people the feeling that the article is in disorder. To sum up, the main reasons are the lack of the spirit of seeking truth from facts, inadequate preparation of materials, failure to read and digest materials carefully, having opinions first and then verifying them.

Students should pay attention to the following points when organizing arguments:

First, the cited materials and data must be true and reliable, and can withstand challenges and tests. ? Facts speak plainer than words. ? The authenticity and reliability of the argument are extremely important. Due to the limitation of time, energy and funds, students mainly rely on second-hand materials to demonstrate. But for this kind of information, it is necessary to find out the place and quote it according to the original intention, and avoid taking it out of context. In order to highlight their own views, it is necessary to evaluate these views. In order to facilitate readers to consult and retrieve relevant documents, the cited materials should be clearly marked, which is also a manifestation of respecting the original author's labor achievements.

Second, the choice, identification and application of arguments. Arguments serve arguments, and convincing papers must have sufficient and informative arguments, so the collection and selection of arguments is very important. A common problem in students' papers is that the argument is too thin and unconvincing to fully explain the argument; Excellent papers must be supported by sufficient arguments. Multiple evidences. But if there are too many arguments, it will also make the article appear messy and dilute the main idea of the article. It is not necessary for a paper to list and quote all the collected materials, data and facts, but to choose the most relevant and supportive information around the theme of the paper. Generally speaking, when choosing an argument, we should pay attention to its typicality, novelty and persuasiveness, and abandon those arguments that are bland and unnecessary.

The above is Bian Xiao's sharing on graduation thesis writing. In short, the argument must be based on solid arguments, and the arguments must be real and objective materials that can serve the argument.