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国际论文写作经验和发表的注意事项 How to prepare a manuscript that could be accepted? The following is a summary of some general rules to prepare a high-quality manuscript that could be accepted in leading international conferences and journals. It should be noted that, although there are different requirements for particular submissions, the general process could be similar: picking up important and new topics, generating convincing results, and clearly presenting your ideas and results to readers. As long as authors are really serious in this process and keep trying and do not give up, typically things will go smoothly. Topic： Identifying an important problem and generating a novel idea to solve the problem are extremely critical to the acceptance of the manuscript for publication in world-leading conferences and journals. Importance means the results presented in the manuscript can lead to some major impacts on a topic, or show significant improvement over existing technologies. Novelty means one has never considered this idea/method in literatures. Preliminaries: Before writing a manuscript, make sue that the results the authors will present in the manuscript are new by extensively searching the literatures of relevance, usually by a reverse chronological order. One can always trace back to find the related results from the references provided in the latest papers. Meantime, one can also broaden the view and sometimes come up with better ideas to solve a problem through extensive reading. Title: The title of a manuscript is an important part. It should provide readers clear information on what problem you are trying to solve, and by using what techniques so you have achieved what results. The title needs to be carefully considered to capture the essence of the content of the paper. A possible good style for the title could be “by what so what” to tell readers what results can be obtained by using what new techniques; at least the title should clearly tell readers the results ob