When writing a paper, you should translate the quotations into English and mark them. It can reflect the rigor of the paper, mark the source page number in the endnote, and then write the reference. Of course, Chinese literature should also be cited. But if you want to be lazy and write your own content, you don't need to indicate it. Of course, the final reference does not need to be noted. The title of this paper is in Chinese and English. If there is an English version, you can quote it directly. If there is no English version, translation is needed.

Literature citation

When a paper quotes references, it is not necessary to copy the original text, but also to quote the general idea and describe it in your own words. Citation can be divided into explicit citation and implicit citation. Explicit quotation refers to quoting the original text directly with quotation marks, or only quoting the main idea of the original text without quotation marks, but indicating the source of the original text. Dark quotation refers to weaving the quotation into your own words, without explaining the source of the quotation, without quoting the original sentence, or only quoting the general idea.