It's just a small part of the text dragged in a 360doc webpage. Right-click "Copy" to pop up the "Registration Prompt Window", and press "Ctrl+C" to copy, and the prompt window will pop up. Registration is really troublesome!

I suddenly had a brainwave and clicked "File" on the menu bar->; Save As saves the webpage in mht format on your computer. Note that you need to use IE browser to have this format! The advantage of this format compared with html format is that it can save the pictures and words on the web page as a single file. I used to collect web pages in mht format on my computer, but today it finally comes in handy.

After saving, open the file and you can copy it at will!

I saw another way on the Internet. You can paste a short code in the address bar and then open it, so that the article can be copied at will. I tried, and it worked. But I didn't "invent" this method myself, so I won't go into details here. Just give a picture for your reference!