Revising the paper is an important process, which can help the author improve the quality of the article and make it clearer, more accurate and more convincing. The following are some principles or norms that should be paid attention to when revising the paper:

1. overall structure: check whether the overall structure of the paper is reasonable, whether there is a logical relationship between the parts, and whether there is a transition between paragraphs.

2. Language expression: Check whether the language expression in the article is accurate and smooth, and whether there are grammatical errors or spelling errors.

3. Argumentation method: Check whether the argumentation method in the article is reasonable, whether the arguments are sufficient and whether the argumentation process is rigorous.

4. Accuracy of data: Check whether the data cited in the article is accurate and whether the data source is reliable.

5. Format specification: check whether the paper meets the format requirements of journals or conferences, including font, font size, line spacing, margins, etc.

6. References: Check whether the references are complete and accurate and whether the format meets the requirements.

7. Chart use: Check whether the chart used in the article is clear and accurate, and whether it is consistent with the content of the article.

8. Repeatability: Check whether the article is repetitive, and if so, delete or merge it.

9. Objectivity: Check whether the opinions in the article are objective and neutral, and avoid subjective assumptions or prejudice.

10. Innovation: check whether the article is innovative and can bring new insights or contributions to related fields.