1. Before writing a paper, determine what documents you need to refer to, including books, journal articles, papers and reports. Try to choose authoritative, reliable and up-to-date documents.
2. When citing documents, the paper should follow the citation rules, such as citation format and citation quantity. It is usually quoted by footnotes or endnotes, and a list of references is listed at the end of the article.
3. When quoting literature, we should pay attention to the following points:
A. The format of cited documents should be standardized, including document type, author, publishing time, publishing house, etc.
B the cited documents should be related to the content of the paper, and avoid quoting irrelevant documents.
C the cited documents should be authoritative and reliable, and avoid quoting unreliable documents.
D. The referenced files should be up to date, and the outdated files should be avoided.
4. At the end of the article, list the references, including all the cited literatures, and arrange them according to the literature type, author, publication time, etc.
5. In the whole writing process, we should pay attention to maintaining the accuracy and completeness of the documents and ensure that all the cited documents are accurate, necessary and appropriate.
In a word, quoting documents correctly and regularly is the basic requirement of academic norms and ethics, and it is also an important means to show the research level and academic integrity.