The background of the Journal of Cultural Geography is rooted in the "cultural turn" in contemporary geography, which has brought new ways of thinking and perspectives to geography. Cultural geography, as an important branch of human geography, mainly studies the location and spatial differences of culture, explores how culture spreads in space, and how space becomes meaningful. This journal is committed to publishing high-quality academic papers covering multiple fields such as environmental research and geography, with a particular focus on how culture intersects with complex relationships such as geographical landscapes, human daily life, and social structures.

With the acceleration of globalization, the study of cultural geography has become particularly important. It not only focuses on the distribution and evolution of culture in space, but also delves into the impact of globalization on local culture and sense of place, as well as how local culture can continue and develop in the context of globalization. The Journal of Cultural Geography provides an important platform for academic exchange and promotes the continuous development and innovation of the field of cultural geography by publishing cutting-edge research results and theoretical discussions.