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China Daily (China**), 21st Century News, Global Times and other newspapers.

Founded in 1981, China** is a national English journal with a global circulation of more than 90 million copies, of which more than 600,000 copies are issued overseas.

As an important window for China to understand the world and the world to understand China, China is the first choice of high-end people at home and abroad.

Build a global communication system and issue an authoritative voice of China

China Media Group has a total of 13 paper publications, including "China", "Hong Kong", "China", "America", "Europe", "Asia", "Africa", "China's National Image", "China Business Weekly", "Beijing Weekend", "Shanghai Star", "21st Century English News", "21st Century Student English News" and "21st Century English Education News".

China**": Founded on June 1, 1981, 24 pages per day from Monday to Friday, 16 pages per day on weekends, using international trendy design to create an atmospheric modern visual boutique; With magazine-based in-depth analysis as the cornerstone of reporting, we interpret Vientiane China and comment on the world situation.

The readers are mainly high-end people from all walks of life such as domestic politics, business, and academia, as well as foreign people who work, visit, study, and travel in China, such as envoys to China, representatives of international organizations, senior executives of multinational companies, and first-class practitioners.

China's **Hong Kong Edition": Founded in 1997, 24 pages a day from Monday to Thursday, 32 pages on Friday, and 16 pages a day on weekends, it is the only first-class newspaper approved to be published in Hong Kong after Hong Kong's return to the motherland, and is distributed to high-end readers from all walks of life such as administrative agencies, senior managers and scholars in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and some Southeast Asian countries.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - China**

I have been subscribing to Guangzhou English Morning Post for many years, and the information in it is updated in a timely manner, and there are often Chinese and English explanations of new buzzwords, which is not as serious as China daily, which is very suitable for young people. The code name post office is very easy to check.

1-19321 Century English newspaper, this one is relatively simple.

<>1. Monographs: general books, degrees**, conference proceedings, technical reports, standards, compilations, ancient books, multi-volume, book series, etc.

2. Serials: periodicals, newspapers, etc.

3. Precipitated literature: literature precipitated from monographs (precipitated literature from ordinary books, precipitated literature preceded from conference proceedings, etc.), precipitated literature precipitated from serial publications (precipitated literature precipitated from periodicals, precipitated literature precipitated from newspapers, etc.).

The references that are often written for undergraduate, master, and doctoral degrees are the literature that is precipitated from monographs and serials such as conference proceedings and journals, because most of the time we only refer to a certain article of a certain conference or a certain journal.

4. Patent literature: patent application, patent specification, patent gazette, patent annual index, etc.

5. Electronic literature: e-books, databases, electronic bulletins, etc.

Notes:", and other English punctuation marks are followed by + spaces, except for the last one"."All are half-width inputs.

The "-" between the two digits of the page number is an unbroken ligature, e.g. 1416-1420, and some journals have a page number that is a combination of letters and numbers, such as EABC5986.

There are some unclear details, it is recommended to be unified and beautiful in your own **, there should be no teacher Sou Chongsheng will hold on to this, after all, there are also unclear and inconsistent places in the reference book.

Previously, in the comment area, it was said that the punctuation marks of Chinese and English literature are uniformly used in junctuation marks in orange English, although I did not see clear regulations, but the colons and commas of the Chinese literature in the reference book [1] are Chinese punctuation marks, and there is no need to add spaces after colons and commas, periods"."One space (or two?) ), and the rest of the literature is consistent with the English literature.

Acquisition and access paths and unique identifiers of digital objects are written only if the document carrier is identified as an online network type (i.e., OL). The citation date is generally written only of the OL type, because the content of the network network will be updated, so you need to add a citation. The citation is the date you cite this article, and if you cite it today, you will write it today.

It is recommended to write directly with reference to the example, which is more clear and clear, and the other content is more verbose!