What should I write in literature review?

Literature review is an academic paper that collects a large amount of relevant information about the topics, problems or research topics in a certain field, a certain specialty or a certain aspect, and then comprehensively introduces and expounds them through reading, analyzing, summarizing and sorting out the latest progress, academic viewpoints or suggestions of the current topics, problems or research topics.

Literature review is a writing style different from graduation thesis. Based on extensive reading and understanding of the literature in the research field involved in the topic selection, it comprehensively analyzes, summarizes and comments the research status, new level, new trends, new technologies, new discoveries and development prospects in this research field, and puts forward its own opinions and research ideas.

It requires the author not only to comprehensively sort out and state the main points of the materials he has consulted, but also to make a more professional, comprehensive, in-depth and systematic discussion and corresponding evaluation of the comprehensively sorted documents according to his own understanding and understanding, rather than just piling up academic research in related fields.

Literature review is a style different from research papers, which is composed of understanding, sorting, comprehensive analysis and evaluation after researchers read the literature on a certain topic in advance.

Searching and reading literature is an important prerequisite for writing a review. The quality of the review depends largely on the author's mastery of the latest literature related to this topic. If you don't do a good job in literature retrieval and reading, you will never write a high-level summary.