"First, in this day and age, there is no such thing as a pie in the sky. See if your requirements should be used to evaluate professional titles? On the premise that your thesis contributes to the society, or that the patent can be popularized or that you are a well-known scholar, find an authoritative journal to contribute. The review period is basically about half a year. If you think it is valuable, you may be given a manuscript fee or sent to you for free. But now the magazine is self-financing, and the manuscript fee belongs to leisure magazines. In order to get better access to some works, electronic publications are so popular now, and the market for books and publications is gradually weakening. So at present, most of them have to pay the page fee. If you get the publication, use your own evaluation name or something, and pay honestly.

Second: the cost of publishing papers in general journals depends on the number of manuscripts. Periodicals with many manuscripts naturally have high-priced page numbers, because each periodical has a prescribed page number. In the current environment, you can send it if you give money anyway, mainly because you don't send fake magazines and delay your own affairs. Secondly, it depends on the length and content of your paper, and the publishing price is determined in many ways. So the specific price depends on the papers and publications. I think publishing a periodical is enough. Find a relatively reasonable price, and some electronic journals that are too low may not be useful. Periodicals that are too expensive are unnecessary. You can ask the people of Paper Net, and they will give you a lot of prices and information about related publications. Just choose for yourself. That's how I sent it in those years. These are some of my personal experiences. I hope they can help you.

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