Reviewers' opinions are the opinions put forward by reviewers on the quality, content and structure of the papers submitted by the authors. The writing points of peer review opinions include the following aspects:

1. Objectivity and fairness: Reviewers should treat each manuscript objectively and fairly, without being influenced by personal feelings and prejudice, and make a comprehensive and accurate evaluation of the merits of the paper.

2. Concise language: Use concise language to express the reviewer's views, and avoid using too complicated or uncommon words, so that the author can quickly understand the reviewer's views.

3. Specificity: The review comments should put forward clear suggestions for the specific problems of the paper, and avoid using vague or general expressions.

4. Constructiveness: The review comments should be constructive, that is, while pointing out the shortcomings of the paper, specific improvement measures and methods are given to help the author improve the quality of the paper.

5. Logical clarity: The review opinions should be organized in a certain logical order, so that the author can clearly understand the opinions and requirements of the reviewers.

6. Respect the author: When commenting, reviewers should respect the author's efforts and achievements and avoid using demeaning or insulting language.

7. Pay attention to the format: the review comments should follow certain format specifications, including the title, text, conclusion and other parts, so that the author can quickly find key information.