Submission Instructions for Asia-Pacific Traditional Medicine

I. Length of articles

The number of words in each article should be between 1500 and 5000 words, if more than 5000 words, it can be divided into "previous" and "next", or according to the number of 1,2,3,4... ...separated by serial numbers. Authors wishing to publish long serialized works of approximately 5,000 words each should indicate the serial number in the title.

II. Academic Level

1. The works submitted by contributors shall be at the level of publication in official publications, free from publication or dissemination prohibited by law or prohibited by laws or administrative regulations, free from errors such as multiple words, typos, aliases, etc., and with standardized typography. We reserve the right to review and edit the submitted works.

2. Contributors are not allowed to plagiarize or plagiarize the works they submit, and they do not have sufficient monitoring ability for plagiarism or plagiarism, but once discovered, they are obliged to stop editing, recommending, and disseminating the plagiarized or plagiarized works. We do not assume any legal responsibility for such infringement, and the legal responsibility for such infringement shall be borne by the plagiarizer or the plagiarist himself.

3. In case of dispute over copyright or any other reason, we have the right to stop editing and recommending the work at any time.

Three. Layout Format

1. At the beginning of each paragraph, there will be two spaces for full-width Chinese characters. Unless there is a big twist or jump in the meaning of the context between paragraphs, try not to have empty lines. The line breaks in the paragraph should be soft carriage return, that is, not press the Enter key of the natural line breaks; another paragraph should be hard carriage return, that is, press the Enter key to generate the subsection.

2. If there are chapters in the article, they are generally identified by the Chinese character "一、二、三、四......", or by Arabic numerals, as long as the whole article is consistent. Subtitle and chapter number, please also empty two full-width Chinese character position, and the context of the appropriate line.

3. Punctuation is always full-width, taking up one character. Please do not use other punctuation marks at the beginning of a line except double quotation marks, single quotation marks, title marks, single brackets, and dashes.

4. Numbers and letters of the alphabet are always in half-width.

4. Content Requirements

The Asia-Pacific Traditional Medicine only accepts articles on traditional Chinese medicine, not nursing.

Requirements for Manuscripts

Manuscripts should be scientific, practical and innovative, with authentic and reliable information, accurate data, clear arguments, concise text and clear hierarchy. The paper should not exceed 6000 characters. The journal has fully adopted the computer system to process manuscripts, so please submit all manuscripts in word format files by e-mail. Images should be sent as attachments.

Main columns: Development Forum Basic Research Pharmaceutical Research Monographs and Reviews Clinical Research Drugs and Clinics Pharmaceutical Management Medical Education

2.1 Title The title of the paper should be concise and to the point. The Chinese title is generally 20 Chinese characters or less is appropriate, try not to use abbreviations.

2.2 Funded projects The name and number of the project should be indicated if the subject of the paper belongs to a funded project. The name of the project should be filled in according to the official name stipulated by the relevant state departments, and a copy should be attached.

2.3 Authors The names of the authors are listed in order under the title of the paper, and the names of multiple authors and units are marked in the upper corner of the name. Format: name (full name of the unit and department, city, zip code), the text should be attached to the first author's profile: Format: (name, date of birth, place of origin, graduation school. (Highest education, title, research direction, contact phone number and e-mail address).

2.4 Abstracts and keywords Abstracts in Chinese and English should be attached to monographs, in which clinical and experimental research articles should be abstracted according to the structure of objectives, methods, results, and conclusions, and the number of words should be about 200 words. The article should be labeled with two to five keywords.

2.5 Medical terminology shall be based on the "Medical Terminology" and related disciplines published by the National Natural Science Terminology Review Committee, and the "English-Chinese Medical Vocabulary" compiled by People's Health shall prevail for those not yet published. Chinese drug names should be used in the 2005 edition of the Chinese People's Pharmacopoeia (legal drugs) or the State Pharmacopoeia Committee edited the "Vocabulary of Pharmaceutical Names" (non-statutory drugs) in the name of the English name of the drug to use the name of the international non-proprietary drugs, without the use of trade names.

2.6 Numbers and Units of Measurement The use of numbers is governed by the Regulations on the Use of Numbers in Publications (GB/T 15835-1995). Physical quantities must use Arabic numerals, and the correct use of legal units of measurement. For example: 600 mg, 39 ℃, 15.6 mmol-L, mg-L, etc. 4 mm × 2 mm × 3 mm should not be written as 4 × 2 × 3 mm 3, 5% ~ 10% should not be written as 5 ~ 10%, the unit of measurement of blood pressure with kPa. Units of measurement to implement the State Council 1984.2 promulgated by the "Chinese People's Republic of China*** and the State legal units of measurement", and expressed in unit symbols.

2.7 Statistical symbols according to "statistical terms and symbols" (GB3358- 82) of the relevant provisions of the writing, commonly used as follows: the arithmetic mean of the sample with English lowercase m (median with M); standard deviation with English lowercase s; standard error with English lowercase s; t-test with English lowercase t; F-test with English uppercase F; chi-square test with Greek lowercase χ; t-test with English uppercase F; chi-square test with Greek lowercase χ; chi-square test with English uppercase F. With Haven lowercase χ; correlation coefficient with English lowercase r; degrees of freedom with Haven lowercase ν; probability with English uppercase P (P value should be given before the specific test value, such as t-value, χ-value, q-value, etc.). The above symbols are italicized.

2.8 Abbreviations should be used as little as possible. When it must be used, the first occurrence of the full name of the Chinese language, followed by the full name of the English and Chinese in parentheses and the English abbreviation, such as the abbreviation has been familiar with, may not be noted the full name of the English.

2.9 Figures and tables Each figure (table) should have an independent and complete title. Descriptive text should be placed in the chart (table) in the notes below, and in the notes indicate the use of all non-public abbreviations in the chart. The table uses three horizontal lines table format.

2.10 References The format of the record refers to the "Rules for the Recording of Post-textual References" (GB/T 7714-2005). The corner code of the references in the text is marked in the upper right corner of the text with Arabic numerals and square brackets according to the order of their appearance. The authors of the same document are not more than three people are all recorded, more than three people are only recorded in the first three people, followed by ", etc.". Chinese journals should use the full name of the journal, and the abbreviation of the name of foreign journals should be based on the format of Index Medicus. Each reference should be written with the starting and ending page numbers.