Editorial and source standards

Original work and attribution

Our original writing has its own structure and analysis. Source-based research is identified as such and is not presented as an on-site interview. Quotations retain their sources; reprints identify the original author and publisher according to the actual basis for use.

Official documents and our analysis

The wording of laws, regulations and other official source documents is preserved. Issuing bodies, source links and dates are identified, and editorial explanations are presented separately.

Policy pages provide reading guides and links to official originals. An English explanation is not an official translation unless explicitly identified with its official source. Check original documents for current scope, effect, eligibility and application arrangements.

Business figures and commercial content

Revenue, profit, orders, funding and user counts are distinguished, including the period each figure covers. Founder statements are separated from independently verified findings; individual cases do not establish an earnings guarantee.

Advertising is clearly labeled according to the content and commercial relationship and is subject to the relevant editorial review.

Updates and corrections

Source dates and editorial publication dates are recorded separately. Significant factual corrections should be identified with their date in the source and correction notes. Editorial updates retain an administrative audit trail.

The Chinese project-submission channel includes AI submission rules and an API. Submissions enter a private review queue; submitters can use their private receipt to request corrections or withdrawal. Publication requires review.

English editions are prepared article by article from the corresponding Chinese source. A change to the Chinese source requires the English version to be checked again before it can continue to be displayed as synchronized.