1. You need to consult your own articles in the journals or meeting minutes where the articles are published, and obtain the publication certificate of the articles.

2. The supporting documents shall include information such as the title of the article, the author, the name of the published journal or conference, and the publication time of the article, and shall be stamped with the official seal of the publishing institution.

3. When preparing the re-examination materials, you need to upload the supporting documents as independent documents, and indicate the name and location of the documents that published the articles in the material list.

4. Other research results, such as scientific research projects, patents and academic papers, can also be included in the re-examination materials, so that the re-examination members can have a more comprehensive understanding of your academic background.