First, the log is the most common reference type. Generally including: author, article title, periodical name, publication year, volume number and page number. For example: author 1, a.b author 2, the title of the article. Abbreviated periodical name year, volume? , page range, DOI, or other identifiers. Available online: URL (visited in Dav).

Second, if the reference is a book, it should generally list: author, title, publisher, location of the publisher (including city and country), year and page number. For example: Dikeman, Thomas R, Stephen A. Zeff. "Accounting Research: Past, Present and Future." Abacus 51.4 (2015): 51-524.

Thirdly, if a chapter of a book is quoted, the information that needs to flow out is: author, chapter name, title, editor, publisher, publisher's location (including city and country), year, volume number and page number. For example: author 1, a; Author 2, B. Title of this chapter. Title, second edition. ; Edit 1, a, edit 1, b, edit. ; Place of publisher, country, 2007; Volume III, page 154- 196.

Author 1, a; Author 2, B. Title of this chapter. Title, second edition. ; Edit 1, a, edit 1, b, edit. ; Place of publisher, country, 2007; Volume III, page 154- 196.

Fourthly, if the cited literature is unpublished, the following information should be given in turn: author, article title, journal name and stage. For example: author 1, a.b author 2, C. the title of unpublished works. Abbreviated periodical name publishing stage (accepted; Being printed).

Fifth, if the cited document is a newspaper, the information to be provided in turn is: author, article title, newspaper name, publication date (edition). For example: France, W. Between silences: AvoiceFromchina [n]. Atlantic Weekly, 1987 15 (33).

Six, personal communication needs to list the author unit name and communication time. For example: Author 1, a.b. (uniqueness, city, state, country); Author 2, C. (Institute, city, state, country). Personal communication, 20 12.

Seventh, if the cited literature is a master's or doctoral thesis, it should be given in turn: author, thesis title, thesis level (master's or doctoral degree), university name, university address (city and country) and completion time. For example: author 1, a.b. thesis title. Thesis level, DG free university, university location, completion date.

Eighth, if the cited papers are included, they should be provided in turn: author. Title [C]. Place of publication: publishing house, year of publication: starting page number: for example: spivak, G. "Canthesubalterspeak?" Nielsen company; Grosberg (editor. ). VictoryinLimbo: imitationism [C]. Urbana: UniversityofIllinoisPress, 1988, pp.27 1-3 13.

Ninth, if you cite academic conferences, you need to provide them in turn: author, conference name, conference address (city and country) and conference time. For example: author 1, a.b author 2, C. D meeting name, country, meeting date.