What are the consequences of multiple manuscripts? Will the magazine really pursue it? Will the Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics and other Chinese Medical Association series magazines be more severe?

count! Because the main content of the article has not changed.

A writer who submits a manuscript to other units after submitting it to some newspapers that prohibit multiple submissions for one manuscript, or submits a published work to a unit that refuses to accept the published work, constitutes a breach of contract with the newspaper and may be listed as an "unwelcome" blacklist of this unit. (Of course, few people resort to the law-because it is cumbersome, it is enough to ban you as an author. If it is serious, you will be published, and other newspapers will know about it and ban you. In short, you become a negative image, and no matter how good the manuscript is, others will not adopt it. The so-called moral problem. )

As for the Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics and other journals of the Chinese Medical Association, you need to see if there are any agreements (such as solemn statements) in the magazines. I haven't read them, so it's hard to say.

Let's talk about the rationality of multiple contributions for one manuscript.

If the writer's contribution behavior does not violate the magazine's "Three Articles of Agreement", then "multiple contributions for one manuscript" should be legal. Conversely, it is legal to submit more than one manuscript in the following situations. 1. If a writer submits a manuscript to a newspaper, and the newspaper explicitly tells him not to use it, or there is no response from the newspaper within the legal time, the writer may submit a manuscript to other units. Second, a writer's article has been published in a newspaper (when it is published, it is forbidden between the parties whether the writer can publish it again), and the writer submits to other units, and other units are willing to accept the manuscript (note that these are the two keys to the problem). At this time, this behavior of multiple contributions is also legal. Netizens will ask whether the writer has violated the right to go home by doing so, and my answer is no.

there is a fundamental difference between the rights enjoyed by a newspaper and the rights enjoyed by a publishing house. A book publishing house enjoys "exclusive publishing rights" for its published works during the period stipulated in the contract. Once an author chooses a publishing house to publish his works, he may not sign a publishing contract with other units before canceling the publishing contract with this publishing house, while newspapers and magazines do not enjoy this right at all. In a word, as long as there is no prohibition on "submitting again" between the writer and the newspaper and magazine when he first launches, and the newspaper (magazine) is willing to accept the published works when the writer submits again, this behavior of "submitting more than one manuscript" is completely legal.