References are very important in academic research. As long as the words and conclusions of other works or documents are quoted in the paper, they need to be marked in the text and listed in the final quotation part according to the specification.

Format requirements of references.

The national standard GB/T77 14-2005 "Description Rules of References after Text" specifies the description formats of various documents in detail.

Note: Generally speaking, punctuation marks in references are entered in English. Switch to English after inputting Chinese characters, and then input the corresponding punctuation marks.

In addition, the text and paragraph formats also need to be adjusted according to the requirements of the school. Text style is applied here, and the indentation is hanging indent, the indentation value is 2 characters, and the numbering formats are [1] and [2].

The rest is to quote the reference elsewhere, and finally change the automatically generated reference into a reference and adjust the format.