1. Submission: The author submits the paper to the editorial department of the journal. This usually needs to be done through the online submission system of journals, and the system will ask the authors to fill in some basic information, such as the author's name, contact information, abstract of the paper, etc.

2. Preliminary review: After receiving the submission, the editorial department will conduct a preliminary review of the paper, mainly to check whether the paper meets the submission requirements of the journal, such as format and length. If it does not meet the requirements, the editorial department can directly refuse to contribute.

3. Expert review: If the paper passes the preliminary review, the editorial department will assign the paper to experts in related fields for peer review. The evaluation experts will make a detailed evaluation of the quality, innovation and experimental methods of the paper, and give evaluation opinions.

4. Revision and retrial: According to the opinions of the review experts, the author may need to revise the paper. The revised papers will generally be submitted to the editorial department again, and then re-evaluated by the original review experts or new review experts.

5. Decision: Finally, the editorial department will make a decision on whether to accept the paper according to the opinions of peer reviewers and the author's revision. If accepted, the paper will be arranged for publication; If it is not accepted, the paper may be rejected, or the author may be asked to further revise and review it.

6. Publication: Once the paper is hired, the editorial department will arrange the publication time of the paper and notify the author. Before publication, the author may have to pay some publishing fees.

The above is the review process of periodical submission. Different journals may have some subtle differences, but they are basically the same.