In the case of initial submission or unfamiliar, you can use the name of the journal or magazine agency as the title in the email and write "your journal" or "your club" in the text. Generally speaking, different people will check emails in journals. If someone calls an editor or a teacher, it will leave a bad impression on others.

Precautions for writing emails:

1. Recipient: There is one and only one, so don't send email in groups.

2. Email title: submission (column name)+author's name+paper title. Some publications have different editors in charge of different columns. If you write the column name, it will be more convenient for the editor to find your manuscript. Interdisciplinary papers should consider which column this article prefers.

3. Email body: You can introduce your academic experience (where did you graduate/academic direction/where have you published articles before), remember to attach your contact information (email/phone number), or you can attach a brief introduction to your article.

4. Attachment: Suggested paper text (doc format)+chart (rar format). The author's brief introduction can be inserted in the text or placed in the word document alone. It is best to insert a chart in the text and attach a chart compression package for external auditors to review. If you are worried about the format confusion, you can attach a pdf without any author information, which is also for the convenience of external audit.