The references of papers mainly refer to articles or data published in academic journals, conference proceedings or published books, newspapers, magazines, etc. These documents are used to support your thesis or as the basis for argument.

When writing a paper, you need to cite references to support your views and arguments. Generally speaking, references should include the following contents:

Author: Point out the author or main contributor of the document.

Title: indicates the title or main title of the document.

Publication/Source: Indicate which periodical, meeting record, book, newspaper or magazine the document comes from.

Release Date: indicates the release time or release time of the document.

Page number: For books or periodical articles, indicate the page number of the reference.

When writing letters of recommendation, you should pay attention to the following points:

Format: Different schools and periodicals may have different requirements for the format of references, and they need to be written according to the requirements.

Citation accuracy: Ensure that the cited literature information is accurate, including author, title, publication/source, publication date and page number, etc.

Choose the right literature: the selected literature should be related to the theme of your thesis and can support your views and arguments.

In a word, the references in this paper are to support your views and arguments and provide reliable basis and background. When writing, we need to pay attention to the format, the accuracy of quotations and the selection of appropriate documents.