1. Impact factors and academic reputation of journals: Impact factors are important indicators to measure the influence of journals, and journals with high impact factors usually have high academic reputation. Choosing journals with high impact factors and reputation can increase the chances of papers being cited and increase the academic influence of authors.

2. Subject scope and readership of journals: Choosing journals related to their own research fields can ensure that the papers can attract the attention of experts and scholars in related fields. In addition, knowing the readers of the journal also helps to determine whether the paper is suitable for publication in the journal.

3. Review speed and quality of journals: Review speed is an important consideration, especially for researchers who urgently need to publish papers. At the same time, the quality of peer review is also an important index to evaluate the quality of journals, and a high-quality peer review process can ensure a fair and objective evaluation of papers.

4. Open access policy of periodicals: Open access periodicals allow readers to obtain papers for free, which can improve the dissemination and citation rate of papers. However, open access journals usually require authors to pay a certain publishing fee, so it is necessary to weigh the advantages and disadvantages.

5. Publication fee and publication fee of periodicals: some periodicals may charge publication fee or publication fee, which may have an impact on the economic burden of individuals or research institutions. When choosing periodicals, you need to consider your own economic ability and budget.

6. Periodical editing and publishing team: Understanding the professional level and service attitude of periodical editing and publishing team is also an important consideration. A professional and friendly editorial team can provide good service and help the author complete the publishing process smoothly.