How do graduate students choose tutors to write emails to tutors?

The subject of the email can be written as "candidate's name-self-recommendation letter of ——XX professional master", so that the tutor will know what the intention of this email is at first glance, with your name on it and very important information.

For example: Dear Teacher XX:

Hello!

My name is xxx, and I am an undergraduate in xx College of xx School, and my major is xx.

I understand that your research direction is xx. When our school teacher explained xx, I was very interested and realized that xx had a bright future. And I learned from the internet and seniors that you have in-depth research in this field, so I very much hope to become your graduate student and study in depth under your guidance.

Writing skills

Candidates should pay attention to expressing themselves in "scientific research projects and achievements, award-winning experience, scientific research potential, practical ability, English ability, and willingness to read a blog" when writing an email to their tutor, so that the tutor can understand you more clearly and intuitively through this email.

If the individual is extremely interested in the research direction of the tutor, he might as well look at the representative papers of the tutor and put forward his own views on the innovative ideas and achievements in the tutor's papers.