It can be changed. The duplication check is to deal with the detection system, and the change is to deal with the teachers, so use the normal concepts and definitions that have not been changed to deal with the teachers, and the school will only check once because of the quota of the duplication check system. There are restrictions and will not be repeatedly tested. CNKI testing uses a certain algorithm to compare your paper with papers already included in the CNKI database to determine which parts of your paper are suspected of plagiarism. The current comparison databases include: China Academic Journal Online Publishing General Database, China Doctoral Dissertation Full-text Database/China Excellent Master’s Thesis Full-text Database, China Important Conference Papers Full-text Database, China Important Newspaper Full-text Database, China Patent Full-text Database, Internet Resources English Database (covering journals, English data for PhDs, conferences, German Springer, British Taylor & Francis journal databases, etc.) Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan academic literature database priority publishing literature database Internet document resources About school duplication check rate, similarity rate, plagiarism rate: Each school is different, the full text duplication rate is Less than 30% (in some schools, it is 20% for undergraduates). There should be no requirement for the repetition rate of each chapter. Each school will issue detailed rules, and the school will also provide a place where they can check the repetition rate - basically it is China National Knowledge Infrastructure. Ask the teacher specifically. The requirements of each school in each field are different. The specific functions of the terms related to the plagiarism check system: The specific concept of plagiarism check rate is the plagiarism rate and citation rate. You need to use professional software to test the similarity between your article and other people's papers. degree and prevent plagiarism. That's basically what it means. One is the self-writing rate, which means what you wrote, the other is the duplication rate, which means what you plagiarized, and the other is the citation rate, which means those with quotation marks are reasonably quoting other people's information. Regarding the regulations on spot checks related to CNKI: If there are regulations, you can do it. If you pass the revision for the first time, you can defend it. If you fail the second time, you will be considered a graduate. You will have to submit a thesis or design within the next 4 months. This is based on 30% plagiarism. If you plagiarize more than 50%, you will be directly graduated and will have to submit a paper or design within the next 4 months. 1. Undergraduate graduation projects (theses) that are found to be plagiarized, including those where the total number of words is between 30% and 50% (inclusive) of other people’s existing papers and works, must be revised by myself. After modification and passing the test again, you can participate in the college defense. Those who still fail to pass the test after re-testing will be treated as discharged. You must submit the rewritten graduation project (thesis) after 3 months, and then participate in the defense after passing the test. 2. If an undergraduate graduation project (thesis) is found to be plagiarized and the total word count exceeds 50% of other people’s existing papers or works, it will be directly treated as completed. You must submit a rewritten graduation project (thesis) after 4 months, and then participate in the defense after passing the test. Experience in revising papers with repetition rate or plagiarism rate: For CNKI, the number of consecutive words must be the same and cannot exceed 13 words. For Wanfang, the number of consecutive words must be the same and cannot exceed 15 words. Otherwise, it will be marked and included in the repetition rate. Our school's rule is that the CNKI test duplication rate cannot exceed 30%. There will be errors in the results of the two database test duplication rates. Generally, CNKI will be more stringent. First, use Wanfang to test it, and then compare the repeated paragraphs and revise the sentences repeatedly. , finally use CNKI to test it, and you will feel relieved. Now is a critical period for students to write their graduation thesis. Many students have to use some literature materials in thesis writing, which involves the question of how to use other people's literature materials, how to form a good academic standard and avoid plagiarism. This is a very urgent issue now, but many of our students lack strict training and do not know when it is plagiarism and when it is quoting other people's articles. Here I would like to make a brief discussion on this issue. This is just an introduction, the purpose is to discuss this topic with everyone. What is plagiarism? To put it simply, using someone else's words or ideas without indicating it is plagiarism. "Copying someone else's words without citing the source and using quotations to indicate that they are someone else's words constitutes plagiarism. The American Modern Language Federation's "Article Writer's Handbook" defines plagiarism (or plagiarism) as: 'Plagiarism is when something in your writing Using someone else’s ideas or expressions without giving appropriate citation… This includes paraphrasing, writing by someone else, or using ideas that are not your own without giving appropriate citations.
'It can be seen that for papers, there are two types of plagiarism: one is plagiarizing opinions, using other people's opinions without noting them, making people mistakenly think they are your own; the other is plagiarizing words, copying other people's written expressions Without indicating the source and using quotations, people may mistakenly think that it is your own expression. Of course, since the paper focuses on the originality of ideas, the former is more serious than the latter. As for popular articles, it is different. Because it does not pay attention to the originality of ideas, it is not required to indicate the opinions of others one by one. Therefore, it only pays attention to whether the written expression is plagiarized. "So how to use other people's literature? Harvard University in the United States points out in its related student handbook, "If your sentences are very similar to the original data in terms of ideas and sentence structure, and the conclusion is similar to the quotation, rather than using your own If you restate the words, even if you indicate the source, this is plagiarism. You can't simply change a few words from the source material or summarize it; you must completely reshape your summary using your own language and sentence structure, or use direct quotes. "(Quoted from the relevant regulations of Harvard University. I saw the original text a year ago and can't find the source now). It can be seen that the use of other people's content must be completely rewritten, otherwise it will be suspected of plagiarism. . But here we must avoid random piecing together and blending. In short, we must respect the intellectual achievements of others and reflect in the article what is done by you and what is done by others. Of course, it is still difficult to do this now. I think we must at least have this awareness, because in the concept of plagiarism, in addition to emphasizing the lack of indication, it also emphasizes that it is not intentional. Many of us write things precisely because we do not know what plagiarism is and how to avoid plagiarism. We have just made a mistake, so it is very important to clarify what plagiarism is. From a practical point of view, it is very difficult for our students to write a one-word graduation thesis without any suspicion of plagiarism, but we should at least try our best subjectively. Avoid serious plagiarism and gradually form good habits. In China, there are three major systems: CNKI/paperpass/Wanfang. The resources in them are constantly updated. In addition to confidentiality requirements, the papers of graduates every year are basically confidential. These three major systems are collected as comparison resource libraries, so you can’t be careless! There are three major systems in China. CNKI/paperpass/Wanfang CNKI are not open to individuals, while paperpass and Wanfang are open to individuals! Wanfang does not test the Internet and English, but both CNKI and PaperPass test the Internet and English. Now, all schools must pass the paper plagiarism check for master's and doctoral dissertations to be considered qualified. Most major engineering universities. The undergraduate thesis will be checked for plagiarism through random inspection. If the plagiarism or citation rate is too high, if the plagiarism rate exceeds 30%, the consequences will be very serious. If the plagiarism rate exceeds 50%, graduation will be postponed. If the score is 50, the degree will be cancelled. After studying hard and spending tens of thousands of dollars, plus a few years, and facing a job search, it is very sad to not get the degree. However, all detection systems are machines. There are inherent testing principles. As long as we understand the inherent testing principles, system algorithms, and rules, and repeatedly modify the testing report, we can still successfully pass the testing and graduate easily. Probably all graduate thesis papers today will be reviewed by CNKI. "Academic Misconduct Detection", even if it is not blindly reviewed in the end, the original intention of this system is actually very good. To a certain extent, it can serve as a warning to postgraduate students who are about to enter the Chinese scientific research community: to prevent plagiarism and stay solid in their knowledge. But as the saying goes, "Everything in the world has a spear and a shield." The "academic misconduct detection system" of CNKI is not perfect for two reasons. One is that the current image and text recognition technology is not advanced enough. Secondly, the current machine recognition is not yet intelligent in meaning recognition. Qiusuoge's consistent view is to "disdain strategically and pay attention tactically" and "know yourself and the enemy and you will be victorious in every battle." ; To pass the academic test, of course you must first understand the mystery of this test. 1. Principle of plagiarism check 1. The CNKI dissertation test is to upload the entire paper. The format may have an impact on the test results, and the final submission needs to be submitted. The format is submitted for detection to minimize the impact. This impact may not be detected for a small segment of a few digits. Papers with more text than 30,000 characters can be ignored.
The comparison databases are: China Academic Journal Online Publishing Database, China Doctoral Thesis Full Text Database/China Excellent Master's Thesis Full Text Database, National Important Conference Papers Full Text Database, China Important Newspaper Full Text Database, China Patent Full Text Database, and Personal Comparison Database. Other comparison libraries. Some books are not in the CNKI database and cannot be detected. 2. After uploading the paper, the system will automatically detect the chapter information of the paper. If there is automatically generated table of contents information, the system will detect the paper in sections, otherwise it will automatically detect sections. 3. Some students reported that they clearly quoted or plagiarized paragraphs or sentences from other documents in their paragraphs, but why they were not detected. This is normal. CNKI has set a threshold for the sensitivity of this detection system. The threshold is 5%. In terms of paragraphs, plagiarism or citations below 5% cannot be detected. This situation is common in large paragraphs. Small sentences or small concepts. For example: If there are words in the detection paragraph 1, then the words below quoting a single document will not be detected. In fact, students are also told here a modification method, which is to never choose one article to cite for plagiarized paragraphs. Choose as many documents as possible and intercept a few sentences from each article. This will not be detected. 4. How can plagiarism in a paper be detected? The condition for CNKI paper detection is that 13 consecutive words that are similar or plagiarized will be marked in red, but the prerequisites in 3 must be met: that is, the total number of A document texts you quoted or plagiarized must reach 5% in each of your tested paragraphs. . 1) When checking for plagiarism on CNKI, the yellow text is "citation" and the red article is "suspected of plagiarism". (2) When checking CNKI for duplication, only the text part is checked, and "pictures", "thtype edited formulas", and "word field codes" are not checked (if you want to know which parts CNKI checks, you can "select all" ——""——"Paste Special"——"Keep text only"). It is recommended that formulas be edited with thtype instead of the formula editor that comes with Word. (3) The "table" edited by word and excel can be found. In some desperate situations, you can choose to put a screenshot of the table into the paper! The author has personally seen the coefficients compiled by a classmate, and found out that they are heavier than others. The data determines that the coefficients cannot be changed, and I want to cry without tears... (4) The citation of references also needs to calculate the repetition rate (including in schools) Within X% of the requirements)! Therefore, when quoting other people's literature, it is best to rephrase it in your own words. (5) CNKI's duplication checking uses "chapter" as the basic unit. For example, "Cover", "Abstract", and "Introduction" will be treated as a separate chapter, and each chapter will have a test result indicating the repetition rate. Each chapter has a separate repetition rate, and there is an overall repetition rate for the entire text. When some schools stipulate whether a paper passes the plagiarism check, they not only require that the repetition rate of the full text cannot exceed a certain limit, but also require the repetition rate of each chapter. (6) CNKI's duplication check does indeed use "13 consecutive words that are repeated in other articles" as the basis for judgment, which is consistent with what some online authors said before. If you can change any sentence in your paper to be different from other articles by any 13 consecutive words, CNKI will not be able to find it. (7) However, if you have a place with more than 13 words that is repeated in other articles, CNKI’s servers will perform a fuzzy search on the words before and after this place. Those are simply added with some "of", "in..." When...", "but" and other words are used to separate 13 words, it will be detected in most cases. These fuzzy searches are sometimes very silly. They may associate an article about how to raise pigs with your article about architecture, and accuse you of plagiarism! When this happens, just say "hehe" to yourself! (8) Books and textbooks are not available in CNKI’s database. However, students who copy the book need to be aware that the part you copied may have been copied by other articles, and it will be repeated during the test. This situation often occurs, especially some classic theories that have been used for hundreds of years. Someone must have written it! Of course, some students think it’s OK to rewrite it in their own words.
But the reality is: even if these classic theories are written in their own words, they may be "marked red" because these classic theories have been written over and over again by others! Whether you will be "marked red" depends on your character! When the author was checking for plagiarism, there was a situation where a passage was still "marked in red" after being revised three times in his own language, which made people dumbfounded. It can only be said that the author's character was so bad at that time that he had no choice but to do so. I hope that this article he published now can save some of his character for the future! (9) Some content on the Internet is also in the CNKI database. For example: "Baidu Wenku", "Daoke Baba", "Doudin", "Interactive Encyclopedia", "Baidu Encyclopedia". When the author was checking for plagiarism, he even encountered many weird ones, such as Shenma's "Oriental Fortune Network Blog" and "National People's Congress Economics". So, be careful when choosing content online. (10) Foreign language documents are less stored in the CNKI database. I encourage everyone to read more foreign literature, learn more about advanced foreign scientific knowledge and engineering technologies, translate them, and apply them to our country’s modernization papers! (11) It is recommended that all schools check online at their own expense before checking for plagiarism. The inspection report will "mark red" the duplicated parts and revise them first. (12) After the inspection and modification are completed, students should not take it lightly. Because here comes the most perverted and infuriating part of CNKI's plagiarism check: there is no "red mark" in the first plagiarism check, but "red mark" may appear in the second plagiarism check, saying that you have plagiarized. If you are willing to spend money, spend money to check again online until the repetition rate is lower than the school's required repetition rate. (13) Commonly used plagiarism checks on the Internet include "Wanfang", "CNKI" and "paperpass". Paperpass is the loosest, Wanfang is in the middle, and CNKI is the strictest. Wanfang's database is incomplete, and the duplicate rate found will be lower than 5% of CNKI. CNKI considers "13 consecutive words to be the same" to be considered duplicates, so the duplicate rate found is higher! It is best to use Wanfang to pre-check, as the pass rate after modification is generally higher. 1. If it is a quotation, do not use sentences after the quotation mark. If you write a sentence, what follows the sentence is plagiarism (even though you think it is a quotation). Therefore, try to use points before the quotation ends. Some people put the superscript of the quotation at the end of the sentence. This is wrong. It should be before the sentence. 2. You can convert text into tables and hide table borders. 3. If you read a lot of foreign languages ??and have them translated and quoted by yourself, I personally think that you can treat them as your own without the need for endnotes, because the database for duplication checking only matches characters and cannot match Chinese and English. . 4. Duplicate checking is a matching process, which is based on sentences. If a sentence is repeated, it is easy to determine that it is repeated. Therefore: if it is indeed a classic sentence, use superscript endnotes in the reference literature. Express it, or use the "name" of the author of the original article and the quotation to frame the quoted content. The system will identify the things within the quotation as a quotation. If it is a general quotation, use the wordy method to add all the subjects, predicates, etc. that were omitted in the original sentence. Anyway, even one more word is a victory. You can also use horizontal quotation. The knife method removes some elements of the sentence and replaces them with some pronouns. Or use the foreign devil method. If the foreign name in the original text is in Chinese, just use it in English. If it is in English, use it in Chinese. Or if it is a full name in Chinese, use the Chinese name. If it is a Chinese name, just use it. Found it all and replaced it with the Chinese name. I deliberately added (annotations) next to some abbreviations (superfluous). In short, every sentence can be changed. Even if one word is added or one word is reduced, it is a victory. Pay special attention to punctuation, change it, turn a compound sentence in English into two or more single sentences, etc., and master it flexibly. Because it’s rare to actually write a paper if it’s all your own. It’s almost impossible. But quoting a lot of other people’s work shows that you have strong comprehensive ability and that you have read a lot of information. This is a process, a learning and summary. process. All in all, don't let the instructor criticize you on the forum. This is the most uneconomical thing to do. The instructor hates the irregular layout because he is only responsible for the content, but he doesn’t want his work to be kicked out because of layout issues. 5. Here’s what I’ve tried as a silly girl, and it’s absolutely no match for me: Select other people’s text and part of your own text (become a block, rectangle), and create an empty file on the desktop, and copy the content into the file. Medium, save, close.
Select the icon of this file, paste it directly in the position of your text, and it will become a picture, which cannot be edited. This operation actually inserts the content file as an object, so it is a picture. This operation actually inserts the content file as an object. So here are the pictures. Conclusion: The writing of this article is purely the author's personal understanding and experience. The accuracy of the full text cannot be guaranteed. If someone uses some methods in this article and the paper fails the school inspection, the author is not responsible. This article is to let the majority of students understand some of the characteristics of CNKI’s duplication checking. Instead of encouraging everyone to plagiarize other people’s articles, it is recommended that everyone write their own and support originality! I wish all students a smooth graduation. Great jobs and lots of girls are waiting for you. Happy New Year! Senior brother can only help you here. Issues that require special attention: Here are some common issues: 1. Some books are very old, and detection systems such as CNKI do not include these materials. Is it safe to copy large sections? Some students also believe that most of the databases contain past student papers and journal articles, and books and work reports have not yet been included in the database. Generally, you will not be "successful" if you copy books directly. Answer: There are risks in doing this. First, although CNKI does not include books, there may be a classmate or teacher who has also copied the same content and has published the paper he copied. CNKI can include the full text of a's article in the database. Then if you copy the same content again, when the paper is tested, it is likely to point to the article a and will be deemed as plagiarism. "But if the book you copy has been copied by someone in the past few years, it will still be detected, so people will choose new books published in the last two years to copy." However, new books may also be copied by others or copied by others. In addition, during the paper review, the review experts have rich experience and theoretical level. Your large quotations may be discovered by these experienced experts, and the result will be very sad! 2. Nowadays, there are a lot of related materials on some web pages. Can the above content be used when writing a paper? For example, Baidu Wenku and Docin? ". Answer: It is also very dangerous. To a large extent, web pages come from journal websites, and many articles are excerpted from journal online articles and pasted from n papers. In addition, some databases have included Internet web pages as one of the components of the database. 1. If 13 consecutive words are the same, it can be detected. You can express the content of the original text in new words, and the meaning is similar. It is best to use the association method, that is, read it once and describe it in your own words, but you must To be professional, you should try to replace synonyms with professional terms, and make sure that different words have the same meaning. For example, change the active sentence into a passive sentence, change the sentence structure, use synonyms or replace it with professional terms, etc. You should also pay attention to the paper. Framework. Methods to reduce the plagiarism rate: 1. Divide into multiple paragraphs to reduce the plagiarism rate. 2. Many books are not included in the detection database, such as monographs. 3. Chapter changes cannot reduce the rate. 4. Papers. Reference symbols, but in plagiarism detection software, for example, if an article has words, 1% of the article is 50 words. If more than 50 words are plagiarized, even if the reference is added, it will be judged as plagiarism. If there is a consistent match of 20 units of words, it will be considered plagiarism. Modification methods: First, keep the professional vocabulary in the article and try to change synonyms; secondly, change the description method in the article, such as inverted sentences, passive sentences, and active sentences. Sentences; disrupt the order of paragraphs, divide the paragraphs and reorganize them when plagiarizing the original text. CNKI’s plagiarism check is based on sentences, and then compares it with the papers in the CNKI database sentence by sentence. If the main contents are the same (i.e. content words, such as nouns, verbs, professional vocabulary, etc.), they will be marked in red. If there are a large number of red-marked sentences in a paragraph, they will be counted in the repetition rate of the paper. According to my own experience, avoid checking. The best way is to change the relevant paragraphs in other people's papers and write them in your own language. For example, change the order of the sentences, and more importantly, change the structure of the subject, predicate and object of the sentence. According to this method, my The repetition rate of the paper is about 3%, so there is no problem. I hope it can help you! This is because it is basically based on sentences. But from the current situation, it is actually for each paragraph. Content, break up all the sentences in the paragraph, and then compare them sentence by sentence to check for duplication. For example, a paragraph in your paper contains four sentences A, B, C, and D, and a paragraph in an article in the database contains E and F. , G, H four sentences.
Then when comparing, A, B, C, and D should be compared with E, F, G, and H respectively. To put it bluntly, it means comparing 16 times. In this case, simply changing the order of the sentences will not work, and the sentence structure must be changed. 1. Comparison and selection of thesis detection systems in various databases. As we all know, there are three major databases: China National Knowledge Infrastructure (cnki), Wanfang, and paperpass. Generally, master's and doctoral dissertations in universities use the CNKI thesis detection system (undergraduate thesis). I’m not sure, but 80% of them should use CNKI’s paper duplication checking system), because CNKI is the most complete and powerful database in the country for collecting theses and journal articles, followed by Wanfang and PaperPass. It's relatively bad, not worth mentioning, and has relatively few collections. The collection process of general databases is like this. Each database goes to the university to contact the school's graduation thesis resources. Basically, it is monopolized by a few databases. If it is given to CNKI, it will not be given to Wanfang, and if it is given to Wanfang, it will not be given to CNKI. Because ZhiNet The Internet is powerful and provides a lot, so most universities submit their resources to CNKI. Why should I say this? When many students detect plagiarism in their papers, they don’t know whether to choose CNKI, Wanfang or PaperPass. CNKI has absolute authority and monopoly, and is consistent with the test results of the school. That’s why we dare to be so arrogant and ask for such a high price. However, I also heard that the price is high because CNKI can only detect words at a time, so There are 20,000-30,000 times for a master's degree, and it needs to be submitted many times before it can be fully tested. I have not been able to confirm whether this is the case. To pass the plagiarism check, you must meet the prerequisites: that is, the total text of A documents you quoted or plagiarized must reach 5% in each of your checked paragraphs. If half of the 13 words are similar, half of them will be considered suspected to be similar, so you must change the sentence structure and replace it with professional terms. You must change it carefully and thoroughly. Remember, remember. CNKI detection scope: China Academic Journal Online Publishing Database, China Doctoral Dissertation Full-text Database, China Excellent Master's Thesis Full-text Database, China Important Conference Papers Full-text Database, China Important Newspaper Full-text Database, China Patent Full-text Database, Internet Resources English Database (covering journals, doctoral and master's degrees) , conference English data and German Springer, British Taylor & Francis journal database, etc.) priority publication library Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan academic literature library Internet document resources CNKI system calculation standards detailed description: 1. After reading the introduction of this system, I have a question. This system is good for text identification, but can it detect other aspects of content, such as data and charts? If it can't be detected, wouldn't it still be useless? Among the various behaviors of academic misconduct, writing is the most common and serious. Currently, the detection of writing by this detection system has reached a very high level. The detection of plagiarism and tampering of charts, formulas, data, etc. is currently under development. , and has made considerable progress. You are welcome to continue to pay attention to the progress of this detection system and provide more critical and constructive comments and suggestions. 2． According to this system, less than 39% are displayed in yellow, so does it mean that it is within the acceptable limit? Recently, I saw the news that the National Social Science Fund project for a teacher from Shanghai University was withdrawn because of two articles he published. Plagiarism in papers accounts for 25% and 30% respectively. Please indicate what is the warning line? The percentage only describes the proportion of overlapping text in the detected document, and does not refer to the severity of plagiarism in the document. All we can say is that the greater the percentage and the more overlapping words, the greater the possibility of plagiarism. Whether plagiarism is considered plagiarism and the severity of the plagiarism must be determined by experts after review. 3． How to prevent the dissertation academic misconduct detection system from becoming a platform for personal revenge? This is something we are seriously considering. Currently, this detection system is only used by institutional-level users. We have developed a strict management process. At the same time, technically, we have also adopted a variety of means to prevent malicious behaviors as much as possible, including a series of strict identity authentication, logging, etc. 4． The smallest detection unit is a sentence, so if one or two words are changed in each sentence, it will not be detected? We also have corresponding processing for sentences, and we have a sentence similarity algorithm. The sentences are not judged to be the same if they are exactly the same. Sentences have a sentence-level similarity algorithm, and paragraphs have a paragraph-level similarity algorithm. Calculating whether a document or a paragraph is similar to other documents is based on this comprehensive calculation.
5. If it is the original words extracted from relevant books, but the words have been copied into the relevant documents in the database, that is to say, the previous article also extracted the same words from relevant books, but the words marked in my paper This passage comes from a related book. Is this considered academic plagiarism? The detection system does not draw a conclusion. There is still a manual review to determine whether it is plagiarized. Therefore, if it is the situation you describe, experts will make corresponding judgments. Our system only provides various clues and basis so that people can quickly grasp the information of the detection literature. 6. How authoritative is the CNKI detection system? The academic misconduct document detection system does not draw conclusions, that is, the detection system does not characterize the detection document, but only displays the parts of the detection document that are similar to other published documents and lists the objective facts, and whether this detection document is academically dishonest. The final review and confirmation by experts is required. Free paper testing systems are generally provided by individuals or others. Because the system has not been adopted by colleges and universities, even if the testing results are more accurate than the paid system, it cannot become authoritative. As for the difference between the detection results of the two systems, it is difficult to say, because the paper detection system of CNKI is supported by the state and the paper comparison database is more comprehensive. The detected plagiarism rate is generally higher than that of other systems. Of course, it is not absolute. of. When checking for plagiarism in a paper, do the contents cited in references still count? When checking for plagiarism on Wanfang, the green words that appear are the contents of cited references. When checking for plagiarism in a paper, does it count as a duplication rate? It depends on the word count of your index and your school's regulations. The number of words in the index should not be too many, and it is best not to cite large paragraphs. It also depends on the regulations of your school. Some schools only look at the plagiarism rate when checking for plagiarism. Sometimes it is considered plagiarism if you quote your own, which is really helpless. . When checking for plagiarism, some schools will look at the source of your citation. If there is a source, it will not be counted. So the most important thing is to see what the school will do. When CNKI checks for plagiarism, it will rarely exclude plagiarized citations based on your references. In other words, the text you cite is still considered a repetition rate on CNKI, so you should either cite less, or cite less. to be modified~