1. Clarify the theme: First, you need to clarify the theme of your paper. This is the core of your thesis, and all research and writing will focus on this topic.
2. Concise and clear: the topic should be concise and clear, and avoid using complicated words and long sentences. It should clearly express your research content.
3. Uniqueness: Try to choose a unique theme to avoid duplication with existing research. You can know which topics are widely discussed by reading relevant literature.
4. Appropriate length: the length of the topic should be moderate, neither too long nor too short. Generally speaking, the title of a complete academic paper should be between 10 and 15.
5. Avoid using abbreviations and technical terms: Unless your readers are professionals, you'd better avoid using abbreviations and technical terms in the subject. If necessary, make sure that you have explained the meaning of these terms.
6. Consider your target audience: Consider who your target audience is and how familiar they are with your research field. If your readers are professionals, you may need to use more professional vocabulary; If your readers are ordinary readers, you may need to use more popular and easy-to-understand language.
7. Avoid misleading: Make sure that your topic accurately reflects the content of your paper and avoid using titles that may mislead readers. For example, "I found an effective way to lose weight" may be misunderstood as an existing way to lose weight, but in fact you may just put forward a new viewpoint or theory.