2. Paper format: It is very important to follow the submission guidelines and format requirements of journals. This includes the structure of the article (such as abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion and conclusion), quotation format, etc.
3. Language and grammar: Make sure that your paper has no grammatical errors, clear language and logical coherence. If possible, ask someone else to proofread it for you.
4. Literature review: A comprehensive and in-depth literature review can help you establish your research background, show your understanding of the research field, and how your research can fill the gaps in existing knowledge.
5. Innovation: You should have something new in your research, whether it is a new theory, a new method or a new achievement. This will increase the possibility that your paper will be accepted.
6. Feasibility: Your research should be feasible, that is, you have enough resources and ability to complete it. If your research requires a lot of time and money, or special equipment or skills, you should clearly point out these limitations in your paper.
7. Ethical considerations: If your research involves the participation of human beings or animals, you need to abide by relevant ethical laws and regulations. This may include obtaining informed consent, protecting the privacy and safety of participants, and avoiding any possible harm.
8. Readability: Although your paper should contain complicated ideological and technical details, it should be as simple and easy to understand as possible. Use simple sentences and paragraphs, and avoid jargon and complicated terms.
9. Appropriate citation: Make sure that you quote all the references correctly. This is not only a respect for the original author, but also an important step to avoid plagiarism.
10. Feedback and revision: Before submitting the paper, let your colleagues or tutors read your paper and provide feedback. They may find problems that you haven't noticed, or make suggestions to improve your paper.