The duty of the editor-in-chief is: under the leadership of the editorial board or editor-in-chief, to carry out a specific business according to the editorial policy. Its job content is to study and formulate a work plan in a certain aspect, organize and lead daily editorial affairs, such as reviewing manuscripts, reviewing manuscripts, writing important speeches, etc. Some editorial departments do not have an editor-in-chief. The editor-in-chief is the head of the department, and his authority is equivalent to that of the editor-in-chief The focus of the review is to identify the academic quality and value of the manuscript, including the innovation of theory and method, the accuracy of data, the reliability of conclusions, and whether the drawings, tables and text expressions conform to the norms of academic papers. In addition to the news and publishing departments, there is sometimes an editor-in-chief in the compilation of monographs, who is appointed as an expert by the compilation Committee. The editor-in-chief of the monograph shall convene the relevant editing meeting, preside over the drafting of the editing plan and examine and approve the manuscript.