"Science as Culture" explores how the scientific culture not only shapes our understanding of nature and rationality but also permeates every aspect of society, influencing our decision-making, behavior, and lifestyle. This culture disseminates its values and concepts through various channels such as the education system, media communication, and policy-making, forming a universal cognitive framework within society.

The journal further investigates how scientific culture interacts with other socio-cultural factors, including religious beliefs, artistic expression, and economic development, and how these interactions affect societal values and the direction of development. It focuses on how scientific knowledge is constructed and disseminated and how this knowledge is accepted and applied by society. The journal also addresses ethical issues in scientific practice, such as the use of experimental animals, ethical review of human research, and the social risks that technological advancements may bring. Through in-depth analysis of these issues, the journal aims to promote a comprehensive public understanding of scientific culture and foster harmonious development between science and society.