After the publishing unit decides to reprint a book according to the market situation, the editor should review the book to be reprinted. In addition to reading through the whole book, this kind of audit should also reasonably absorb the opinions of authors and consumers. According to the audit results, the editor should clearly state whether there are any places that must be revised in the original book. If there are any changes, it is necessary to explain them one by one and provide corrected samples. After being approved by the reviewers and the final judge, the publishing department will arrange corresponding amendments. If the editor's review opinions are inconsistent with the author's revision opinions, the editor should explain the circumstances and reasons for the selection, and the reviewer and the final reviewer will decide whether or how to revise. Because it is not appropriate to make a lot of changes to the arranged layout when reprinting, it is only the mistakes that must be corrected in the original book, and the imperfections and dissatisfaction are generally not suitable for correction.