Common academic papers are: 1. Publicly published papers; Second, papers published in internal journals; Third, papers published at academic conferences;

First, the published papers are divided into six grades:

1 class. T: special periodical papers;

2. Class A: authoritative core journal papers;

3. Class B: important core journal papers;

4. Class C: general core journal papers;

5. Class D: general public periodical papers;

6. Class E: public periodical papers subject to certain restrictions;

2. Papers published in internal journals: provided that they are sponsored by the education department.

1. National internal periodical;

2. Provincial internal periodicals;

3. District-level internal periodicals;

Third, papers published at academic conferences:

1. Attended an international academic conference, and one of the authors gave a speech. The papers included in the officially published anthology (including the book number) are determined to be Grade 4 (Class C), and the unpublished papers are determined to be Grade 5 (Class D).

2. The fifth level (D level) is determined for the papers attending the national academic conference, and one of the authors of the papers speaks at the conference and is included in the officially published collection (with book number). Those who don't talk are determined to be Grade 6 (Class E).

3. Participate in provincial academic conferences, in which one author speaks, and the papers included in the officially published anthology (including book number) are determined as E-level, and those who have not spoken are determined as district-level journals.