Periodical quarterly and bimonthly are two different publishing cycles, which are different in publishing papers, reviewing speed and influence.

First of all, from the perspective of publishing cycle, quarterly refers to periodicals published once every quarter, and bimonthly refers to periodicals published once every two months. This means that the quarterly magazine will be published four times a year, while the bimonthly magazine will be published six times a year. So in terms of quantity, there are more opportunities for bimonthly papers to be published.

Secondly, from the perspective of audit speed, due to the long publishing cycle of quarterly magazines, the audit time is relatively short, generally 3-6 months. The review time of bimonthly is relatively long, generally 6- 12 months. This means that quarterly papers are published faster, and authors can make their research results public more quickly.

Furthermore, from the perspective of influence, the influence of quarterly and bimonthly newspapers mainly depends on the quality of their published papers. Generally speaking, quarterly and bimonthly newspapers will strictly screen the published papers to ensure the quality of the papers. However, due to the short publishing cycle of bimonthly, the number of papers published in each issue is relatively small, so the papers published in bimonthly are more likely to be concerned and cited by readers, thus improving the influence of papers.

In addition, judging from the input of academic resources, the input of quarterly and bimonthly in editing and reviewing manuscripts is also different. Due to the short publishing cycle of quarterly magazine, editors and reviewers need to deal with more manuscripts in a short time, which may lead to their inability to pay full attention to the details of each paper in the process of reviewing manuscripts. Bimonthly publication cycle is longer, so editors and reviewers can have more time and energy to pay attention to the quality of each paper, thus improving the overall level of the paper.