How to use references correctly?
First, since you have quoted it, don't express your opinions. Some articles are misquoted, and some articles are very incorrect in format, which will lead to errors in the content of the articles. We can't change the quoted content at will in order to prove our own point of view, nor can we make great changes to the sentence pattern of the original content when quoting, and add a lot of our own points of view to the content, and then put them in the quoted position, so we can't quote. These not only can't pass the tutor, but also may be found out in the paper duplicate checking system.
Second, don't distort the quoted content. What we quote must belong to the original author, and we can't make too many changes and distortions on our own. In fact, it is understandable that an argument will be used by many people, but we should do what the original author did, not distort the original author's point of view, but also restore it.
Third, you are not allowed to add or subtract at will. If you feel that you have quoted a lot, or that the content is not enough to prove your point, you can add or subtract at will. This is not allowed. It is unacceptable to add or subtract a lot of things and then go back to the quoted position and still use them as the quoted content. Whatever it means, it must conform to the original intention. Don't take it out of context, distort the author's intention, understand the full text's intention, and take only a few words without knowing its specific meaning, which sometimes runs counter to the original intention and is not in line with academic ethics.
The above are some points for attention in the reference of the paper summarized by Bian Xiao, hoping to help everyone.