To make an article seem to be informative but lack substance, it can be achieved by the following techniques (it is recommended to use it only in entertainment or satirical scenes, and caution is required in academic or business scenes)： 1. Language camouflage 1. Term bombing: High-frequency use of industry slang (such as "empowerment", "closed loop", "granularity") Example: "Empowering a decentralized ecosystem through blockchain technology to build a multi-dimensional and granular closed loop of value" 2. Pseudo-academic sentence pattern： - "Research shows. . . "(The source is not marked) -"According to the latest data. . . "(Does not explain the statistical method) - "Experts generally believe. . . "(Unnamed expert) 2. Structural cover-up method 3. Three-stage aluminum alloy frame： First paragraph: Use "in today's era. . . with. . . The beginning of the rapid development of" Subject: Discussing abstract concepts that are not related to each other in points (digital transformation/sustainable development/artificial intelligence revolution) End: "Opportunities and challenges coexist" + "Requires multi-party collaboration" universal template 4. Data smoke bomb： -Stacking percentage ("growth rate of 58.3%", no base description) -Use fuzzy units ("the market size exceeds the trillion level") -Invent new indicators ("user mind share") 3. Logical interference strategy 5. Causal dislocation： "Due to the popularization of 5G technology (due to), consumption in second- and third-tier cities has significantly upgraded (due to)" (It is not explained how technology affects consumer behavior) 6. Circular argument： "Successful companies have core competitiveness, and the essence of core competitiveness is the key factor that makes them successful." 4. Visual enhancement skills 7. Illusion of information density： -Insert a flow chart/mind map into each paragraph (the content has nothing to do with the text) -Add more than 6 color labels -Use complex data visualization charts (there is no clear scale for the coordinate axis) 8. Literature cover-up： -Citing more than 5 years of outdated literature -Add foreign language references (title translation error) - Mark non-existent journals ("International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies") Typical case： "In the post-epidemic era, digital transformation has entered the deep-water zone. According to the latest McKinsey research, 83.7% of companies are rebuilding their business ecosystem (see Figure 1), which requires us to be user-centered, open up online and offline scenarios, and build end-to-end solutions. Through AI empowerment, big data drive and BLOCKCHAIN technology blessing, the paradigm shift from flow thinking to value thinking is realized, and a sustainable ecological closed loop is ultimately formed. " Precautions: This writing method may be mixed in the short term, but it will damage professional credibility in the long term. It is recommended to use it only in specific scenes (such as satirizing bureaucratic style) or artistic creation. Formal writing still needs to pursue substantive value.