This mainly depends on the level of contributing journals. If it is an ordinary journal, the initial review time of most ordinary journals will not be too long. A short week will reply to the author, and the long one will basically not exceed one month. But if it is a core journal, the review cycle will be longer, ranging from several months to more than half a year. Therefore, it depends on the specific submission journals, as long as it does not exceed the normal review cycle, it can wait. If beyond the normal review cycle, the author can also take the initiative to ask.

It depends on the journal itself. If it is a core journal, it can be re-submitted if there is no reply within 2-3 months, and some will inform the preliminary examination results within half a month. If it is a general periodical, editors often seldom read emails, and 10 days is normal.