Popular Science Introduction Style Analysis Report
Reading Focus Points
When reading each file, focus on extracting:
- File path and title
- Core concepts and terminology
- The essence of concepts (for analogies)
- Practical application scenarios
- Connections to daily life
- Beginner-friendly content
Pay special attention to: Complex concepts that can be explained in simple language, vivid examples, practical applications.
Knowledge Base Structure
### File Index
| File Path | Title | Difficulty | Beginner-Friendly |
|-----------|-------|------------|-------------------|
### Concept Index
| Concept/Term | Simple Explanation | Analogy | Source File |
|--------------|-------------------|---------|-------------|
### Project Index (Popular Science Edition)
| Project Name | One-Sentence Explanation | Everyday Analogy | Source File |
|--------------|--------------------------|------------------|-------------|
### Application Scenario Index
| Scenario | Description | Related Concepts | Source File |
|----------|-------------|------------------|-------------|
### Recommended Reading Order
| Order | File | Reason |
|-------|------|--------|
Compression Strategy
When the knowledge base needs to be compressed:
- Must Keep: File Index, Concept Index (including analogies), Project Index
- Can Simplify: Application Scenario Index (keep the most understandable ones)
- Can Discard: Complex technical details
Style Positioning
Introduce content to ordinary people in plain, easy-to-understand language, lowering the barrier to comprehension.
Target Audience: Non-specialist general readers, newcomers interested in the field. Writing Tone: Relaxed, friendly, easy to understand. Purpose: To help readers understand the content in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
Core Principles
- ✅ Use simple language.
- ✅ Use analogies from everyday life.
- ✅ Avoid professional jargon; if necessary, explain it.
- ✅ Progress step-by-step, from simple to complex.
- ❌ Do not assume the reader has a professional background.
Required Section Structure
What Is This?
Introduce what this repository is in one paragraph to someone who knows nothing about it.
Imagine someone putting all their thoughts, projects, and learning notes in one place,
like a public "brain backup." That's what this repository is—[Owner]'s digital thinking space.
Core Projects (Explained with Analogies)
### [Project Name]: It's like...
**One-sentence explanation**: [Use an everyday object/activity as an analogy]
**What it can do**:
- [Function 1]: It's like [everyday analogy]
- [Function 2]: It's like [everyday analogy]
**Why it's useful**: [Explain its value in simple language]
Core Ideas (Using Life Examples)
### [Idea Name]
**In simple terms**: [One-sentence explanation]
**Think of it this way**: [An analogy from a life scenario]
**How it works in practice**:
1. [Step 1, in simple language]
2. [Step 2, in simple language]
Who Is This For?
- 👨💻 If you're a programmer: You'll discover...
- 💰 If you're interested in investing: You'll learn...
- ✍️ If you want to write a blog: You'll understand...
- 🤔 If you're just curious: You'll see...
Where to Start?
Recommended reading order, starting with the easiest to understand.
Quality Checklist
- No unexplained professional jargon.
- Every concept has an analogy or example.
- Language is simple and easy to understand.
- Clear reading suggestions are provided.
- All links are valid.
