Usually, a journal will merge multiple issues into one volume, and the cited documents are usually expressed as: serial number, author, article name, journal name, year, volume, issue and page number.

Such as 1 Chen Jun, Safety and Protection of Advanced Biosafety Laboratory, China Animal Quarantine, 2009, Volume 26 (18) 24-25.

2009 means published in 2009, in which VOL.26 means Volume 26 (180) means No.0/8, and 24-25 means pages 24 to 25.

"Red Resource Development and Education of Socialist Core Value System" is the title of the article. "Morality and Civilization" is the title of a periodical. 2008 refers to the publication in 2008 (0 1), which may be a volume.

Extended data:

Authors, editors and publishing houses named after their names are recorded, and their names can be abbreviated with initials (see 6. 1.l). If you can't identify your name with the first letter, you should use your full name. ?

References can use the following symbols: ":"is used for subtitle, caption, publisher, producer, and the number of pages of documents separated from continuous publications; ","is used for the follow-up person in charge, publication year, production year, patent document type, patent country, volume number, part number and original document title of documents separated from continuous publications;

; Used for serial number, serial number and subsequent "position in the original document" items; "()" is used as a qualifier, issue number, part number, newspaper version, place of origin, manufacturer and production year.