Because these three items are very important for gaining the impression of the judges. The name of this project should bring some new ideas. I have been pondering the name of each fund project for many days, and sometimes I will change the title after writing the book. Of course, under normal circumstances, the name of the project is getting better and better, but sometimes I am confused and finally decide to use the original project name. In my impression, refining a very creative basic research project depends on many factors, not only your scientific research ability, but also your writing ability and your investigation and understanding of a large number of predecessors' documents. The name of the project is similar to the title of an important paper. If it is too conventional, the title will be like a cup of boiled water, but a good title is different. I might as well take "the relationship between blog posts and bloggers' personalities" as an example, and choose a research topic for comparison. A plain boiled water topic is: "Analysis and research on the personality characteristics of bloggers according to the content of blog posts of Science Network"; The concise title is: Blog Style of Science Network and Inner Monologues of Bloggers.
In my impression, a 400-word abstract in a fund application may sometimes determine the fate of a project. Because, at present, many young and middle-aged judges are busy at work, especially those who are engaged in hot field research. They will receive dozens of fund account books every year (I only recorded 14 in the most years of 10), so it is unrealistic for them to read the full text of each application carefully (although it should be). Therefore, the content of a 400-word abstract is often carefully examined first. This is also an important step of "preconceptions". Only when the 400-word content attracts the attention of the judges will they have a bright eye and read the following content carefully. On the contrary, when the content of a 400-word abstract is unremarkable, just like a cup of boiled water, reading the text is mainly a matter of form.