The standard format of reference refers to the format of writing papers citing published documents. According to the types of reference materials, it can be divided into monographs [M], conference proceedings [C], newspaper articles [N], journal articles [J], dissertations [D], reports [R], standards [S], patents [P], proceedings [A] and precipitated documents in magazines.

1, journal papers

The general format is as follows:

Author. Name of the paper [J]. Name of periodical, year of publication (issue): page number.

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.

Example: Shen. The Rise and Fall and Reconstruction of Village Governance [J]. Strategy and Management, 1998(6): 1-34.

2. Paper category

The general format is as follows:

Author. Name of the paper [D]. City of graduation school: graduation school, year of paper submission: page number.

Example:

A Study of Copyright in fan fiction, Liu Yang [D]. Chongqing: Southwest University of Political Science and Law, 2012:12-15.

Extended data:

Reference type

The type of reference (i.e. citation) is identified by a single letter, as follows:

M- monograph, C- thesis, N- newspaper article,

Keywords periodical papers, dissertations, research reports,

For files that do not belong to the above types, use the letter "z" to identify them.