The review process of library periodicals generally goes through preliminary examination, review, general evaluation, external examination and final examination. However, the order of these links is not necessarily. There are several directions under each process (including exit, employment, rejection, etc.). ), and the specific process depends on the manuscript review and demand, and there will be many external audits. For example, my article went through the preliminary examination, review, general examination, editor-in-chief final examination, draft withdrawal, external examination and final examination, and then it was hired. Library journals are still responsible for reviewing manuscripts, and he asks questions.