Dr. Wang Pengcheng shared his experience in conducting academic research from the "truth", "goodness" and "beauty" of academic creation and the two principles (the long board principle and the principle of diminishing gain). He believes that academic creation must have an Editor's perspective, research problems must be "good", empirical data must be "true", writing must be "beautiful", and must learn to use the principle of long board and the principle of diminishing gains to "respect each other. Secondly, he puts forward three learning suggestions: "read more top journals, learn to ask for advice, and recognize your own strengths and weaknesses". In the end, he used "Scientific research is a marathon without an end, and you don't have to donate it."
Dr. Lu Lingxi made wonderful sharing mainly from two aspects of literature reading and research process. In terms of literature reading, she recommends the platforms and information search methods that she often uses to find the latest literature. Regarding how to do research, she suggested: one is to find problems by looking at the literature and discussing and thinking; the second is to solve the problem by hand; the third is to pay attention to details in essay writing. She hopes that graduate students will maintain curiosity and enthusiasm, have patience, and confidence, which will enter a virtuous circle.
