The outline of the paper should be written in the following steps: abstract, research problem statement (introduction), research background, necessity of this research, research content statement, research results, research deficiencies and prospects, literature catalogue and other reference materials. The details are as follows:

1, Abstract: Briefly describe the questions raised and how to discuss them.

2. Statement of research questions (introduction): Here, we must answer the following questions: What kind of questions are important? Who else has discussed similar issues? What's their conclusion? Universality and inadequacy of the conclusion.

3. Research background and the necessity of this study: This part is used to explain that the research conclusions of the problems discussed in previous studies are inaccurate or need to be supplemented because of insufficient argumentation or inaccurate experimental data.

This part aims to point out why we choose this aspect to discuss, but not other aspects. At the same time, we must point out how their research is different from their own, or what needs to be improved.

4. Research content statement: This part needs to include research methods (what methods and software have been used, what research has been done by this method before, etc. ), data collection and analysis, and experimental process steps.

5. Research results: This part needs to list all the real experimental data that can support the conclusion, and how to get the experimental conclusion step by step through the analysis of these experimental data.

6. Research deficiency and prospect: This part is more due to the consideration of the integrity of the article, because every paper is imperfect. When you write, you will definitely find 10 thousand defects, so when you criticize yourself at last, just pick a few issues that are not very principled.

For example, the scope of research object is not wide enough, and the theoretical model can be further refined. I hope future generations can continue to study and simply look forward to it. Here we can learn from other people's literature how to criticize and prospect, which is basically a routine.

7. Bibliography and other reference materials.

Notes on writing:

1, concise and clear: the self-report should be concise and to the point, highlighting the key points. Don't appear too much nonsense and irrelevant content in the article.

2. Organization: The self-report should have a clear structure, including introduction, research background, research purpose, research methods, experimental results and conclusions. Each part should have a clear topic sentence so that readers can understand the main idea of the article.

3. Accurate language: The self-report should use accurate and concise language, and avoid using too complicated words and sentences. Pay attention to both grammar and spelling mistakes.

4. Pay attention to the format: the readme file should be typeset according to the standard format of academic papers, including font, font size, line spacing, margins, etc.