The Chaucer Review is a scholarly journal devoted to the medieval English poet Geoffrey Chaucer and his works. It not only deeply discusses the linguistic characteristics, creative sources, social and political background of Chaucer's poetry, but also extensively covers the fields of medieval literature, philosophy, theology and mythology. The journal provides a platform for scholars to present and discuss research findings, promoting a deeper understanding of Chaucer and his time.

By publishing high-quality research articles, it not only enriches the understanding of the aesthetics and related implications of Chaucer's poetry, but also expands the multi-dimensional interpretation of medieval culture and society. The academic contribution of the Chaucer Review is not only limited to the study of Chaucer, but also has a profound influence on the whole field of medieval literature research. It encourages interdisciplinary research methods, promotes dialogue and exchange between different academic fields, and provides a new perspective and theoretical framework for the study of medieval literature.