Generally, the following two methods can be adopted, both of which can be used. But in China, Chinese is generally quoted in the first way and English is quoted in the second way, for example. As the editor-in-chief, Zhang San and Li Si wrote "I am not Wang Mazi" on 200 1, and then he invited Wang Mazi to write the fifth chapter "I may be Wang Mazi", page 23 1-256. This book is published in Shanghai, and the publishing house is Science Press.

1, Wang Mazi, I may be Wang Mazi [M] Shanghai, Science Press. 20438+0+0-25009.000 10060066

2, Zhang San, Li Si. I'm not Wang Mazi [M], Shanghai Science Press. 200 1.438+0-256

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