Everyone, take a look at what this English sentence means Thank you!

This special issue only accepts papers from the 7th Sino-Korean Symposium. Please revise your submitted manuscript to meet the requirements and designate Professor Liu Zhenyu as the responsible editor (executive editor).

This journal only accepts papers from the 7th Sino-Korean Symposium. Please revise your paper to meet the required standards and submit it to Professor Zhenyu Liu, the executive editor.

Only papers from the 7th China-Korea Workshop are eligible for this special issue. Please change your submission to a regular paper and assign Prof. Zhenyu Liu as the handling editor. I’m not sure whether this means his article should be included in the special issue or placed in another section

This special issue only accepts papers from the 7th Sino-Korean Symposium. Please revise your paper to meet the required standards before submitting it to Professor Zhenyu Liu as the executive editor.

I agree with the translation on floor 3: Only papers from the 7th China-Korea Workshop are eligible for this special issue. Please change your submission to a regular paper and assign Prof. Zhenyu Liu as the handling editor. This special issue will only accept papers from the seventh China-Korea Symposium. Please revise the article you submitted into a standard paper and designate Professor Liu Zhenyu as the responsible editor. After discussing it on the 5th floor, it was felt that the author intended to submit a paper, but the journal in question is a special issue that does not accept papers from other sources; therefore, it will not accept the author’s article. As a matter of responsibility on the part of the journal, the authors are reminded that the paper’s format is not up to standard. In accordance with the requirements regarding authorship, an asterisk should be placed after the supervisor’s name to indicate them as the corresponding author, and information such as the corresponding author’s fax number and email address should be included at the end of the first page of the paper. I hope this explanation will also help the original poster understand.

The 7th China-Korea Workshop; when I asked others, they said it was the “7th Research Institute,” which indeed makes it much easier to understand. After all, journal articles can’t consist of just one issue, and the 7th Sino-Korean Symposium was held only once, so there probably weren’t that many articles. I wonder if anyone has any objections?

A personal opinion: A special issue is a publication issued separately for a specific purpose (possibly as a single issue), which includes the papers submitted to the 7th China-Korea Symposium (as mentioned above), and no further issues follow. As the original poster can see, the 7th China-Korea Workshop is a physical organization, but the special issue also has scope limitations: it only includes papers submitted by the Seventh Research Institute and does not accept submissions from other sources. If the original poster was just translating, then according to the person in the know, it’s correct.

According to the additional information provided by the poster, Fuel Processing Technology is an international journal indexed by Elsevier, with a long history of publication. When submitting the manuscript, the author may have sent it to the special issue that included articles from the 7th China-Korea Workshop, which is why the editor gave such a response. It is recommended that the author resubmit to Fuel Processing Technology (pay attention to the instructions on the submission page) and get in touch via the contact information provided in its Overview.

I agree with the opinion on floor 7; since \"assign\" and \"change\" are used side by side and both in the active voice, it should be the author who designates Professor Liu as the editor.

This special issue only includes papers from the 7th China-Korea Symposium. Please submit your paper to the regular paper section, indicating that it has been edited and reviewed by Professor Liu Zhenyu. :lol