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What to watch for with Chinese journals

Updated 2026-09

Chinese journals stress portals, signed paperwork, and Word production—more than conference page arithmetic.

Official portal only

Most journals reject email or paper mail. IDs often cannot be replaced—submit a clean draft.

Use lasting contact details. Decisions often take months; some journals allow inquiry after ~6 months.

Anonymity and pledges

Double-blind titles: clean PDF and filename; pledges may be required with the first upload.

Single-blind titles: authors are visible, but declarations and exclusion lists may still apply.

Language, abstracts, production

Many titles want Chinese originals—not translations—plus bilingual title/abstract/keywords.

LaTeX is fine for drafting and some review PDFs; production is often Word. Do not write a Chinese journal article like an 8-page CS conference paper.

Prior conference versions

ISBN proceedings versions are often ineligible. Workshop notes without ISBN may differ—read the FAQ.

Dual submission and duplicate publication are red lines. Extensions should state the delta.

FAQ

One page limit for all Chinese journals?
No. Some unconstrained at submit; others split regular/survey/short. Read the target notice.
English to a Chinese journal?
Many classic titles are Chinese-only. Use English journals/conferences—or English CN titles like JCST.

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