Hello, if you use other people's articles, you'd better indicate the source and use this form as your reference.

Second, if you want to contribute, I suggest you don't copy it, but write it yourself, because the publication that publishes the manuscript for you bears the copyright risk. The editor didn't review it, so it was published smoothly. But if it is traced afterwards, that publication or publishing house will suffer.

And basically no one will use the paper to earn the manuscript fee, because no matter what the paper is, it involves a wide range of knowledge. Generally, people who publish papers have their own opinions and research directions, and then collect all kinds of information to find out their research directions, which is valuable and has theoretical basis. Finally, this article is informative and can be used for reference by other researchers.

If the school's homework is just patchwork, the school will not pursue it, but if it is to be published publicly, it is better to suggest originality, otherwise the problems involved will continue and the reputation will be damaged. Moreover, the published works are very particular about intellectual property rights, and it is easy for people to find out whether they are plagiarized.

If you think the research direction of your paper is worth writing down, you should carefully revise it before submitting it, and try not to copy others', but you can use others' as reference materials, and be sure to indicate the source.