How to publish periodical papers? This question is simple and rude! But I think what the subject wants to ask is the whole process of an article from scratch to finally appearing in a journal. Uncle Gun had the experience of publishing periodical papers during his master's degree. I can give you some advice. Uncle Gun will explain it to you from three aspects:

1, write an academic paper according to your research content first.

Your first step is to write a journal paper that meets the requirements. You can study the requirements and characteristics of the magazine according to the magazine you want to vote for and find out the difficulty. Then according to your research field, write some innovative papers, adjust the format and meet the requirements of the magazine you want to publish, and then you can complete the first step.

2. Revision of the paper

When you submit a paper, you often receive feedback from the editor of the paper within three months, and the feedback is based on the quality of your paper. In other words, if your paper needs to be revised a lot, but the basic innovations can still be published, then the editor will tell you that you need to revise your paper, and then you need to submit it further after revision. So this process will last once or twice, and finally the editor thinks that your article meets the requirements, and he accepts it!

3. The paper was published.

Being hired means that your paper can be published, but all journals have publishing plans, so they are often scheduled to be published. But don't worry, once you receive it, you can publish it in future journals!