1. Paper submission: The author submits the paper to the reviewer of the journal or conference. You usually need to fill in some basic information, such as author's name and contact information.
2. Selection of reviewers: The editorial department will select suitable reviewers from the expert database according to the theme and field of the paper. These reviewers are usually experts in this field and have rich research experience and professional knowledge.
3. Anonymous processing: After receiving the paper, the reviewer will conduct anonymous processing. This means that the reviewer doesn't know the identity of the author or who the author of the paper is. This can eliminate the bias and subjectivity of the reviewers and improve the fairness of the evaluation.
4. Review papers: Reviewers will review papers in detail. They will examine the structure, content, methods, results and other aspects of the paper and make suggestions for revision. Review comments usually include comments on the advantages and disadvantages of the paper and opinions on whether the paper is worth publishing.
5. Feedback: The reviewer will give feedback to the editorial department. The editorial department will decide whether to accept the paper according to the reviewers' opinions. If accepted, the paper will be published; If it is not accepted, the editorial department will inform the author and explain the reasons.
6. Revise the paper: If the paper is accepted, the author needs to revise the paper according to the opinions of the reviewers. After revision, the paper will be resubmitted to the editorial department.
7. Final review: The editorial department will conduct a final review of the revised paper. If passed, the paper will be officially published; If not, the editorial department will inform the author and explain the reasons.