1. Submission: The author submits the paper to the core journals and submits it to the editorial department.

2. Preliminary review: the editorial department conducts a preliminary review of the submission, including the examination of format and content. If it meets the requirements, the paper will be sent to peer review.

3. Peer review: The editorial department will invite experts or scholars in related fields to peer review the papers. The reviewers will evaluate the quality, innovation and methods of the paper and put forward suggestions for revision.

4. Revision and reply: The author revised the paper according to the reviewer's comments and suggestions, and replied to the reviewer's comments. This process may need to be repeated many times until the paper meets the requirements for publication.

5. Final review: After peer review and revision, the paper will enter the final review stage. The editorial department will make a final review of the paper to ensure its quality and academic value.

6. Acceptance and publication: If the paper passes the final review, the editorial department will inform the author to accept the paper and arrange the publication time. Once the paper is published, the author needs to pay a certain publication fee.

It should be noted that different core journals may have different auditing procedures and requirements. In addition, due to the fierce competition in the publication of core journals, the review cycle may be longer, sometimes even taking months or even longer. Therefore, the author should wait patiently when submitting the manuscript and revise and improve it in time according to the feedback from the editorial department.