Abstract:Registered reports, as an emerging publishing model, have been applied in some foreign academic journals in recent years, while it is still in the initial stage in China. By analyzing the publishing model and development status of registered reports, this study aimed to reveal the innovative construction of registered reports in the field of open science and the inspiration to the construction of domestic academic journals. Through literature analysis, this study systematically described the development history, basic concepts, core elements of registered reports and their innovative construction, and also sorted out their advantages and limitations, and in this way looked forward to the impact on the construction of domestic academic journals. The study found that the registered reports had restrained the result bias and publication bias in traditional academic journals to a certain extent, and the subject areas of application were on the rise. However, there were some differences in the publication process settings of registered reports among research institutions or academic journals in different fields, as well as problems with standardized processes, insufficient transparency of registered protocols, and limited applicability. The study recommended domestic academic journals to enhance the construction of open reports in journals through computerized extraction of metadata methods and emphasis on the contribution of reviews in article creation.