Yes, you can. There may be several reasons for not passing: 1. Format problem. Some experts may not know much about the field of your thesis, so they will pay attention to your attitude. What best reflects the attitude problem is your format, so the format is very important. If the format is wrong, the experts will definitely have a bad impression on your paper. 2. The research content is insufficient. In other words, the preface can't take up too much. For example, my preface is 8000, and the total number of words in my thesis is 43000. Therefore, the research content should be sufficient, even if experts don't understand, they can clearly see that your workload is sufficient. I have a Virgo brother, and the information requirements are perfect, so a lot of information is not put on paper, and the blind trial failed. Expert opinion is that the workload is insufficient. 3. Lack of innovation. Innovation is also very important. In the preface of the paper, we should fully explain the lack of other people's research, and then explain our own sufficiency. 4. These references are not new. The above points can be passed if there are no problems with other points. Blind evaluation refers to a system of organizing expert group evaluation, that is, anonymous submission, which means that the evaluation tutor does not know who the author of the paper is. In this way, the false positive rate of scores is low, which is generally used in college marking. The blind evaluation system is to send dissertations without the author's name to experts who can't know the author for evaluation, so the score should be the most objective.