The Chinese Journal of Reproductive Health (formerly known as 'Chinese Eugenics and Eugenics') is a national-level core scientific journal. It is supervised by the Ministry of Education, hosted by Peking University, and organized by the Peking University Institute of Reproductive Health.

The journal mainly reports on the latest research developments and achievements in reproductive health domestically and internationally, with sections for long articles, short articles, case reports, and reviews. It welcomes subscriptions and submissions from professionals engaged in clinical fields such as maternal and child health, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, andrology, reproductive medicine, family planning, as well as those involved in related disciplines such as basic science, genetics, nutrition, environment, epidemiology, mental health, health education, healthcare management, medical ethics, and social humanities. The submission requirements are as follows:

1. Manuscripts: Should be scientific, advanced, practical, and authentic. The theme of the manuscript should be clear, focused, concise, and well-written. Articles, reviews, and lectures should not exceed 5000 words, technical method articles should not exceed 3500 words, and other forms of articles should not exceed 1500 words.

2. Title: The Chinese title should generally not exceed 20 Chinese characters. The English title should convey the same meaning as the Chinese title and should generally not exceed 10 meaningful words. The title should appropriately and concisely reflect the article's theme, avoiding foreign abbreviations and subtitles.

3. Authors: The order and number of authors' names are determined by the authors themselves. The first author must be able to address the editorial board's revision suggestions. Any changes in the order of author names require an official letter from the institution. If there are foreign authors, their consent must be obtained, and written proof provided. The first author's affiliation should include the full name of the institution in both Chinese and English, department, province and city names, and postal code. If the article is funded by a project, please indicate the project name and number.

4. Abstract: Articles and technical methods should include Chinese and English abstracts. The Chinese abstract should be within 400 words, written in a continuous sequence of purpose, methods, results, and conclusions. The English abstract should correspond to the Chinese abstract. Reviews should include a concise Chinese abstract that clearly states the important content of the review, within 300 words, written in the third person without commentary or additional explanations.

5. Keywords: Articles, technical methods, and reviews should include 3-5 keywords, preferably using terms from the latest version of the 'Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)' edited by the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Chinese and English keywords should be consistent.

6. Abbreviations: Abbreviations should be used sparingly in the article, and when necessary, the full Chinese and English terms should be written out at their first occurrence.

7. Medical Terminology: Medical terms should adhere to the 'Medical Nomenclature' published by the National Natural Science Terminology Review Committee and Science Press. Terms without common translations should be annotated or explained upon their first occurrence in the text. Drug names should follow the latest edition of the 'Pharmacopoeia of the People's Republic of China' or the 'Chinese Pharmacopoeia' compiled by the Ministry of Health, using generic names rather than brand names.

Measurements, Units, and Numbers: Use the legal measurement units of the People's Republic of China, and follow the measurement units and symbols as per the 'Application of Legal Measurement Units in Medicine' (3rd edition) published by the Chinese Medical Association. Arabic numerals can be used wherever appropriate.

9. Figures and Tables: Images should have good clarity and contrast, each figure must be numbered and titled, and important details in the figures should be clearly explained. Author names should be provided below the images. Tables should follow a three-line format, with consistent significant figures for the same indicators and all items in Chinese except for measurement unit symbols.

10. References: References should be personally read by the authors, with over 50% of the references from the last 5 years. Articles typically cite around 15 references for papers and up to 25 for reviews. Citation numbers should be arranged in the order of appearance in the text, with corresponding numbers in the text. Internal unpublished materials and personal communications should not be used as references.

11. Submission Requirements: The journal only accepts online submissions (no email submissions). Authors should register and submit through the journal's website, read the 'Copyright Transfer Agreement' on the website before submission. Upon acceptance, the first author's institution should provide a letter of introduction (template available on the journal's website, except for invited submissions). The journal will produce a CD and include the article in the online version of the journal. Authors who do not agree to inclusion should declare so during submission; otherwise, inclusion will be assumed.

12. Manuscript Handling: Authors are responsible for the content of their submissions, but the journal reserves the right to make edits. If content requires modification, it will be returned to the authors. Failure to return revised manuscripts within 3 months will result in automatic withdrawal. Authors who do not receive notification of manuscript processing within 3 months of the journal's acknowledgment should wait or inquire by mail or phone. If considering submitting elsewhere, contact the journal first and avoid submitting the same manuscript to multiple sources.

13. Fees: Authors will be notified to pay page fees before publication. The journal provides a one-time payment for published articles (including CD and online versions), with the remuneration deducted from the page fees. Authors will receive two copies of the current issue after publication.

Online Submission: http://cjrh.bjmu.edu.cn Email: cjrh@bjmu.edu.cn

Editorial Address: Editorial Office of the Chinese Journal of Reproductive Health, School of Medicine, Peking University, 38 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100191, China. Phone: (010) 82802942.