Magazines rarely solicit manuscripts by themselves, so many manuscripts are sent to the editorial department by authors from all over the country, which is ugly. Now there is an editorial unit that cooperates with the editorial department to collect manuscripts and conduct preliminary examination. First of all, it depends on whether it meets the requirements of this magazine, and then convey relevant information to the author, such as how many months this magazine is collecting, whether the time is available, how many characters this magazine requires, how to deal with charts, and the format of papers. Wait a minute. These trivial things are handled by the middle editing unit. After all the articles are sorted out, they are submitted to the editorial department for final review. If possible, it can be published directly. No, the editorial department returned them with the revision. In fact, this saves a lot of unnecessary trouble. The author contributes to the editorial department himself, so it is impossible for the editorial department to have so many people to reply to each manuscript in detail, which effectively saves time and improves efficiency. The author may wait for a month or two, give his manuscript to the editorial department and send it to the editorial unit within two working days. If you need to find an agent, you can go to the original toilet paper.