In the process of writing, it can be completed in stages, such as starting with introduction and literature review, and then gradually transitioning to methods, results and discussions. The purpose of the first draft is to present your ideas and research results initially, without being too perfect. The key is to express clearly and logically. In the subsequent revision and improvement process, details can be gradually added to optimize the structure and language.

The introduction is usually the beginning of the paper, which briefly introduces the research background, purpose, main contents and research methods of the paper. A good introduction to a paper should arouse readers' interest and give them a general understanding of the overall content of the paper. When writing the introduction of a paper, we should pay attention to the following points: conciseness: the introduction should be concise and clear, and long and complicated sentences should be avoided. Try to express complex concepts in simple language. Highlight the key points: highlight the key points and innovations of the paper and let readers know what makes your research different. Logical clarity: the logic of the introduction should be clear and developed in a certain order (such as question-research method-result-conclusion). Use technical terms: You can use technical terms appropriately in the introduction, but make sure that readers can understand them. Avoid plagiarism: the introduction should be original and avoid copying other people's works.