2. Follow the format requirements of journals: each journal has its own format requirements, including citation format, word limit, chart specifications, etc. You need to read carefully and follow these requirements, otherwise your paper may be rejected.
3. Originality: Your research needs originality, and you can't copy other people's works. At the same time, you need to make sure that your research has not been published by others.
4. Rigorous research methods: Your research methods need to be rigorous, and there can be no mistakes and omissions. You need to provide enough data and evidence to support your point of view.
5. Clear statement: Your paper needs to be clearly stated, so that readers can understand your research contents and opinions. You need to avoid using complicated terms and concepts and try to use simple and clear language.
6. Pay attention to copyright issues: When publishing a paper, you need to pay attention to copyright issues. You need to ensure that you have the right to publish your research results, and you also need to respect the copyright of others.
7. Respond to the reviewer's comments in time: During the review process, the reviewer may make some suggestions for revision. You need to take these suggestions seriously, make changes in time, and explain the reasons for your changes in your reply.
8. Avoid multiple contributions to one manuscript: multiple contributions to one manuscript means that the same manuscript is submitted to multiple journals at the same time. This is immoral behavior in academic circles, which may lead to your paper being rejected by all journals.
9. Maintain good academic integrity: In the whole process of publishing a paper, you need to maintain good academic integrity, abide by academic norms, and respect other people's research results.