Title

Title: summarize vital and specific content with precise and concise phrases, avoid formulas, struction or acronyms in the title;

Headings: to be consecutively and hierarchically numbered by serial Arabic numerals in less than 3 layers; Eg.：1，1.1，1.1.1；2,2.1, 2.2.1…

Authors and their affiliation

Authorship should be limited to those who have made a contribution to the selection, design, full or partial execution, or compiling of the study or those accountable to the content interpretation. All co-authors shall approve the number and sequence of subscription;

Full name of the authors’ affiliation shall be included together with name of province and city or county and postcodes. Subscription of author and affiliation should keep consistent in bilingual forms.

Abstract

 Abstract needs to be complete and accurate generalization of research with independence and self-evidency.

Experimental study includes purpose of study, experiment condition and methods, results analysis and conclusions;

Review work includes contents, viewpoints, research findings by the authors, argument and conclusions;

Theoretical report includes gist of study, proposed questions, theoretical basis, analytical methods and conclusions.

Content and format of abstract should be consistent in bilingual forms. 

Key words

Key words reflect the focal points of the study. 3-8 key terminologies or glossaries of each article should be listed assisted by vocabulary list and reference books.

Key words should be consistent in bilingual forms.

Article page footnotes

First author: name (birth year--), sex, native place, education background, title, research orientation, e-mail.

Fund program: accurately list the full name and number of the projects like national, ministerial or provincial fund programs, sci-tech programs, project 863, project 973, key programs or special fund programs;

Correspondence author: name, title, research orientation, email. Correspondence authors generally are tutors of the author or program director.

Introduction

Research significance, progress, existing problems and the research questions of the paper.

Material and method

Experiment time and period, site, trial range (or sample size), design and methods; experimental materials, reagent, instrument and its source, measurement together with diagrams and illustrations in necessity.

Result and analysis

Describe and analyze the major research results in different levels according to experiment design and content. Diagrams and data should be full and accurate, content reliable, argument truthful and results rational and credible.

Conclusion and evaluations

Conclusions: basic information and scientific laws revealed in the study should be summarized on foundation of results and analysis.

Evaluations: illustrate the newly derived contributions including mechanism, system, inspirations, experiences and future proposals.

Figures and tables

Cite either a table or figure to illustrate the same content, Data and tendency in diagrams should keep consistence with that stated in the writing part and all items in the diagram should be coupled with bilingual version

Figures: design the figure reasonably with full information of name, quantity on horizontal and vertical axis, unit, cutline and notes of the figure.

  Size dimension for bar chart: width≤7.5cm (half column), width≤15cm (full column). Pictures should be clear and contrastive and should be enlarged if necessary. Color chart pixel≥3 mega. All cartogram, photos and layouts should be original or facilitated with original data.

Tables: simple and clear three-line tables with full information of table number, name, header, content, and notes.

Unit of measurement

Unit of measurement adopts that in National Standard GB3100-93 and IS1000:1992. Name, symbol and unit of physical quantity should be legally approved and superscripts, upper-or lowercases, block or italics should be clearly prefixed or side-noted.

Acknowledgement

List the test takers, staff for analysis, examining or observing or those offering related data in acknowledgement.

References

References adopt the Vancouver encoding system. Mark the reference number in the square bracket at the upper right corner and list all references following their order of appearance in the body part.

See the reference template for description format.

All references listed should be published and highly relevant to the study, and they should be valid and traceable, ie, the name, publication, publishing time, issue and page numbers could be traced in accordance with the listed information.