Papers published in general journals, core journals, CSSCI, SSCI, SCI, etc.

First, contribute by yourself.

If you submit your own papers, you have to find your own journals, and it is best to find your own target journals before writing your papers. This is an ideal situation. According to your major and direction, you can find relevant journals and have a look at them in different grades. We can learn from high marks, which can generally be used as a reference for our submission, to know whether you can reach this standard and whether you can surpass it after your efforts.

After the paper is finished, you can decide which channel to submit according to your own needs and cycle. If you have enough time, you are more sure of your thesis. You can consider submitting your own manuscript, that is, go to HowNet to find the contact information of the editorial department. If you have read paper publications in the early stage, it is easy to find the submission mailbox in the journal.

Second, find a paper publishing agency to issue.

If you are an author in a hurry and don't know much about periodicals, you can consider finding a paper publishing agency to vote for you. The agent here plays the role of an intermediary service, helping authors to recommend suitable periodicals, because reliable agents know periodicals better than authors who lack publishing experience, and they can recommend periodicals with high success rate according to the author's goals and the level of papers.

Another advantage of agency is that it can greatly shorten the cycle. For example, the review period of self-submitted articles is generally longer. The higher the level of periodicals, the longer it takes. If the author submits an article, it will take several months to determine whether the other party will accept it. If it is an author with a tight cycle, this time is completely wasted.