1, the paper lacks originality: ssci journals have very high requirements for the innovation of the paper, and the content of the paper just repeats the published literature blindly, without originality.

2. Poor content level: ssi, as an international authoritative journal, has very high requirements for published papers. It's hard to interest a magazine, let alone read it.

3. The experiment is flawed: there is something wrong with the design of the experiment, or the amount of experimental data is too small, or there is something wrong with the setting of experimental conditions, so it is impossible to completely verify whether the data to be verified is accurate.

There are many language problems: English is not our mother tongue, so some mistakes in grammar, grammar and spelling will inevitably appear in the translated papers. If these mistakes fill the full text of the paper, it will affect the quality of the paper and reduce its readability.

5. High duplicate checking rate: ssci journals require high duplicate checking rate for papers. Before submitting ssci journals, you should know the duplicate checking rate requirements of the submitted journals in advance. Don't take the duplicate checking rate of ordinary journals as the standard to measure the duplicate checking rate of papers in ssci. Otherwise, ssci papers will not be published.

6, sentence logic confusion: domestic and foreign language expressions are completely different, so the translated papers will also appear sentence logic confusion, or the context is incoherent.