1. Title: The title of the article should be concise and to the point, which can accurately summarize the main contents of the article.
2. Author: The author's signature should indicate the unit, title and contact information.
3. Abstract: Abstract is a brief summary of the content of the article, which should highlight the research purpose, methods and conclusions of the article, generally not exceeding 300 words.
4. Keywords: keywords are the subject words of the article, usually 3-5 words, which should accurately summarize the main research contents of the article.
5. Text: The text should include introduction, research methods, empirical analysis, discussion and other parts, which should be clear, accurate and logical.
6. References: References should list the cited documents in a certain format, such as GB/T77 14-20 15 standard.
7. Footnotes: If necessary, you can add footnotes to the article to explain the relevant content.
The above are the main requirements for the paper format of China law journals, and there may be some differences between different journals. The author had better read the submission guide carefully before submitting the manuscript.
Update 1: First Responder
You don't have that article. But the introduction of Lv Shuxiang in your post corrected the typo of