The "Population" journal, as an authoritative periodical in the field of demography, not only has a long history but also enjoys a high reputation in the academic community. The original intention of establishing the magazine was to delve into population issues and promote academic exchange and knowledge dissemination in related fields. Over time, the magazine has developed into a multidisciplinary platform covering a wide range of topics from macro population trends to micro individual behaviors.

The research published in the magazine is not limited to the analysis of traditional population statistics data but also includes in-depth discussions on the interaction between population dynamics and social, economic, cultural, and environmental factors. These studies not only enhance our understanding of the laws of population change but also provide a basis for formulating scientific population policies and public health measures. The readership of the magazine is very broad, including but not limited to academic researchers, and has also attracted the attention of educators, students, industry experts, policy analysts, and decision-makers. By providing high-quality research findings, the magazine provides valuable information resources and decision support for these readers from different backgrounds.