Investigation reports generally consist of two parts: title and body.

(1) Title. The title can be written in two ways. One is a standardized title format, that is, "subject of the article" plus "type of text". The basic format is "×× investigation report on ××××", "investigation report on ××××", "××× ×Investigation” etc. The other is a free-style title, including statement, question, and a combination of main and subtitles.

(2) Text. The text is generally divided into three parts: introduction, main body, and conclusion.

1. Foreword. There are several ways to write: the first is to state the cause or purpose of the investigation, time and place, object or scope, process and methods, as well as the composition of the personnel and other circumstances of the investigation itself, from which the central question or basic conclusion can be drawn; the second is to state the investigation itself; It is to describe the historical background, general development process, actual situation, main achievements, outstanding issues and other basic information of the investigation object, and then put forward the central issue or main point of view; the third type is to get straight to the point and directly summarize the results of the investigation, such as affirmative actions , point out problems, prompt impacts, explain central content, etc. The preface plays the role of the finishing touch and should be concise and summarized, and get to the point directly.

2. main body. This is the most important part of the investigation report. This part details the basic situation, practices, and experiences of the investigation and research, as well as various specific understandings, opinions, and basic conclusions drawn from the analysis of the materials obtained from the investigation and research.

3. The end. There are also many ways to write at the end. You can put forward methods, countermeasures, or suggestions for improving the next step of the work; you can summarize the main points of the full text and further deepen the theme; you can ask questions to trigger people's further thinking; or you can look forward to the future and issue encouragement. and call to action.