How to write the annual paper of Chinese language major?

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1. The text content format of Chinese language and literature papers is Xiaosi No.4, Song Ti.

2. Title format of Chinese language and literature papers: No.3 bold.

3. The content formats of abstracts and keywords in Chinese language and literature papers are in italics. "Content summary" and "keywords" are in bold type five.

4. Table of contents format: list the first and second subheadings of the text. The serial number of the topics in the paper is generally four levels: one, two, ...; ( 1) (2) ...； 1、2……; (1), (2) ... and so on. If the paper has only two sub-headings, use level 1, level 2 … and 1, 2 …. And page numbers are indicated by dotted lines.

5. Page number format: start from the text.

6. Marking format: indicate the source of quotation, and all quotations from others must indicate the source.

7. The types of references are identified in a single letter format: M- monograph, C- anthology, N- newspaper article, J- journal article, D- paper, R- report, S- standard, P- patent; For documents that do not belong to the above types, use the letter "z" to identify them.

The major of Chinese Language and Literature aims to cultivate senior language professionals who have systematic knowledge and professional skills in Chinese, linguistics and China literature, and can engage in practical work such as teaching Chinese as a foreign language, language management and language application in universities, scientific research institutions, institutions, enterprises and institutions. ?

This major focuses on the teaching and research of Chinese and Chinese as a foreign language, and requires students to have strong writing ability and a broad knowledge base of literature, history and philosophy.