1. Express your thanks sincerely: Make sure that your thanks are sincere, and express your thanks to your tutor, classmates, family members and other people who helped and supported you in the graduation process.

2. Pay attention to the format and structure: follow the paper format requirements provided by the school or the instructor, including font, font size, line spacing, etc. Usually, the thank-you part of graduation thesis is located after the text, and an additional paragraph can be added or directly inserted into the text.

3. Keep it simple and clear: express your gratitude as concisely as possible and avoid being too lengthy and wordy.

4. Mention key people: Be sure to mention key people who have made important contributions to the completion of your graduation thesis, such as tutors, lab classmates and family members. You can also express your gratitude to the projects that provide financial support.

5. Avoid using too formal language: Try to use simple and natural expressions and avoid using too formal or uncommon words.

6. Pay attention to grammar and spelling mistakes: Before submitting the paper, carefully check the grammar and spelling mistakes in the thank-you part to ensure that there are no omissions.

7. Adjust according to the requirements of the school: adjust the thank-you part according to the specific requirements of your school and the advice of the instructor. For example, some schools may ask for the specific name and amount of funded projects, and some schools may ask for specific words of thanks.

8. Communicate with the tutor: Before writing the thank-you part, communicate with the tutor to understand their suggestions and requirements and ensure that the thank-you part meets the requirements of the school.