Endnotes refer to the notes, references, reference materials, statistical data and other information listed at the end of the paper. Usually, this information is a supplement to the literature and data used in the paper, so that readers can better understand what is said in the paper. The format and requirements of endnotes vary with different academic fields, institutions and journals. The correct use of endnotes can improve the readability and credibility of papers, while avoiding copyright problems and plagiarism.

The function of endnotes is to provide information sources used in the paper, which can be used as a reference for readers to read other documents in the same field and increase the credibility of the paper. In order to ensure the accuracy of endnotes, the author should abide by the selected citation format specification. The correct use of endnote format can reduce readers' doubts and dissatisfaction with the paper and avoid mistakes in subsequent publication and citation.

As an indispensable part of the paper, endnotes play an important role in academic circles. Standardizing and easy-to-read endnotes not only strengthens the credibility of the content of the paper, but also improves readers' trust in the author. At the same time, the correct use of endnotes is more technical, which makes the innovation and quality of academic achievements easier to be evaluated. For the author, a reasonable habit of endnotes can also cultivate the standardization of academic and research methods.