Acceptance and analysis: First of all, you need to accept the fact that the paper failed, and carefully analyze the reasons. This may include unclear structure, insufficient discussion and unreasonable logic. Through in-depth analysis of the causes of failure, we can better understand the problems and prepare for the next improvement measures.

Seek guidance and feedback: you can consult your tutor, classmates or professionals and listen to their valuable suggestions. They can help you find problems in your paper and provide valuable criticism. Through these explanations and feedback, we can better understand how to improve the paper and prepare for the next submission.

Make an improvement plan: Based on the analysis and feedback, you can make a specific improvement plan. First of all, the areas that need to be improved are determined, such as logical structure, literature review, empirical methods and so on. Then, a timetable can be made to allocate the improvement work to different stages reasonably. It is important to ensure the feasibility of the plan and implement it strictly according to the plan. Through targeted improvement, there is a chance to get better results in subsequent submissions.

Submit the paper again: After the above improvements, you can submit the paper again. Please carefully check the quality and completeness of the paper before submission to ensure that it meets the format and requirements of the paper submission. If it still fails, you can repeat the above process until the paper is passed.