Style is a scholarly journal focused on issues of style, stylistics and poetics, covering a wide range of topics from discourse analysis to literary and non-literary genres. The journal focuses not only on traditional literary criticism and rhetoric, but also on interdisciplinary research methods such as computational linguistics, cognitive linguistics, and philosophy of language. By publishing research results and theories from different fields, journals provide a platform for scholars to explore language styles and expressions in depth.

The journal has a variety of articles, including original research, theoretical discussions, reviews, and case studies, designed to promote the understanding and application of linguistic styles and rhetorical strategies. Through this diverse research perspective, the journal reveals the complexity and diversity of language styles in different cultural and social contexts. In addition, the journal also pays special attention to stylistic teaching and writing research, exploring how to apply stylistic theories to education and writing practice to improve language teaching and writing ability. Through constant academic exchange and knowledge dissemination, it has played an important role in promoting the study of language style and rhetoric.