As an academic journal dedicated to Chinese society, the mission of Chinese Sociological Review is to deepen the understanding of contemporary Chinese social structure, changes, issues, and cultural characteristics, and to contribute to the universal knowledge system of sociology on this basis. This journal is committed to becoming a bridge connecting Chinese sociological research with the international academic community, promoting in-depth exploration of the uniqueness and universality of Chinese society worldwide through the publication of high-quality research articles.

The content of the journal covers various branches of sociology, including but not limited to social theory, social policy, social stratification, social inequality, social networks, urbanization, family and gender studies, social psychology, social movements, and social change. These studies are not only based on China's social reality, but also employ rigorous scientific methods and theoretical frameworks to ensure the academic and innovative nature of the research.