The "Cross-Cultural Research" journal is committed to being a leading forum for cross-cultural research within disciplines such as anthropology, psychology, sociology, economics, and political science. The journal particularly emphasizes research that reveals differences in human behavior and psychology across different cultural backgrounds, as well as theories that explore universality and particularity. By publishing high-quality peer-reviewed articles, the magazine provides scholars with a platform to showcase and discuss cross-cultural research findings, promoting the exchange of different cultural concepts and research methodologies. The journal encourages the use of a variety of research methods, including quantitative analysis, qualitative description, and case studies, to ensure the diversity and depth of research results.

Furthermore, the magazine also focuses on the application of cross-cultural research in addressing global issues, such as immigration, multicultural society management, international business, and global health. These studies not only help us to better understand the interactions between different cultures but also provide a scientific basis for formulating inclusive policies and promoting cross-cultural understanding.