Ethics of Authors:
       1. Submit only original work and guarantee that this manuscript has not appeared in other publications.
       2. Conduct a thorough plagiarism check using a reliable plagiarism detection system, with a tolerance level not exceeding 15%, and provide the editorial board with a certification of the plagiarism check.
       3. Report research findings without distorting or providing false information.
       4. Certify that the submitted work is the author's own, including any co-authors listed.
       5. Properly cite and reference the academic work of others according to the journal's guidelines.
       6. Write research or academic articles accurately according to the format specified by the journal.
       7. Disclose funding sources for research and any potential conflicts of interest.

Ethics of Editors and Editorial Boards:
       1. Curate and evaluate the quality of articles for publication in the journal, considering the journal's scope and objectives. Qualified experts in the relevant field evaluate all submissions.
       2. Maintain confidentiality regarding authors' and reviewers' information.
       3. We only accept original articles that have not appeared in other publications.
       4. Ensure no conflicts of interest may benefit the author, editor, editorial board, or any other involved parties.
       5. Uphold standards and continuously improve the quality and relevance of the journal.
       6. Base decisions on expert recommendations and assess the accuracy and suitability of submissions based on clear evidence.
       7. The editorial team checks all submissions for plagiarism before making a final acceptance or rejection decision. If the peer review process uncovers any plagiarism, the editor will contact the primary author to request clarification.
       8. Utilize reliable plagiarism detection software to check for copied content in submissions and adhere to academic standards.

Ethics of Reviewers:
       1. Maintain confidentiality and refrain from disclosing any part of the article to unrelated parties.
       2. I will decline to review a submission if I cannot provide unbiased feedback due to personal relationships or potential conflicts of interest.
       3. Assess submissions based on expertise in the relevant field, considering content quality, analysis, and relevance to the subject matter.
       4. Refrain from appropriating any part of the submission for personal use.
       5. Notify the editorial board if any part of the submission appears similar to or duplicates other works, providing verifiable evidence.