Python automatically generates articles

To cope with certain situations, 17 records are required. Although not very important, 17 copies are not very good. Roughly, this record is broadly divided into four segments. Then decided to provide four options per paragraph, each paragraph four selected one, pieced together into four paragraphs of text, saved into a file. The file name is called "XX record + Date". Contingency creation, using the "file operations" and "Generate random numbers" function. Relatively humble. Later extensions can be considered with a database.

#-*-coding:cp936-*-ImportRandom title='xxx Weekly meeting \ n Session time:'Timelist=['June 6','June 13','June 20','June 27','July 4','July 11','July 18','July 25',          'August 1','August 8','August 15','August 22','August 29',          'September 5','September 12','September 19','September 26',          ]#contains a list of 17 datesstr1='meeting place: xxx room \ n'str2='Moderator: Zhang San \ n'STR3='participants: AAA, BBB, ccc\n meeting content: \ n'List1=['first paragraph (type a) \ n','first paragraph (type B) \ n','first paragraph (type C) \ n','first paragraph (d type) \ n']list2=['second paragraph (type a) \ n','second paragraph (type B) \ n','second paragraph (type C) \ n','second paragraph (type D) \ n']list3=['third paragraph (type a) \ n','third paragraph (type B) \ n','third paragraph (type C) \ n','third paragraph (type D) \ n']list4=['Fourth paragraph (type a) \ n','Fourth paragraph (type B) \ n','Fourth paragraph (type C) \ n','Fourth paragraph (type D) \ n'] forIinchRange (0,17): AA=random.randint (0,3)#randomly assigned to AA "0, 1, 2,3" three valuesBb=random.randint (0,3) cc=random.randint (0,3) DD=random.randint (0,3)        PrintTimelist[i]PrintAa,bb,cc,dd F=open ('XXX Weekly Meeting'+timelist[i]+'. txt','W')#Create a new file with the filename "title + Date". R Read Only, W writable, a appendF.write (title + timelist[i] +'\ n'+ str1 + str2 + STR3 + LIST1[AA] + LIST2[BB] + LIST3[CC] + LIST4[DD] +'\ n')    #write the first paragraph, second paragraph, third paragraph, fourth paragraph in a randomly generated file. f.close ()#closes the file read and write. 

Python automatically generates articles