The journal of Comparative Literature Studies is committed to publishing articles of comparative criticism with depth and breadth that address literary works in diverse linguistic and cultural contexts. The journal's broad academic vision covers the literary traditions of Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America, and aims to explore the literary relationships and interactions between different cultures and languages.

The journal pays special attention to the literary exchange and influence between East and West, North and South, and encourages scholars to explore the mutual learning and dialogue between literary works in different cultural backgrounds from the perspective of comparative literature. This cross-cultural and cross-lingual approach to research helps to shed light on the global dissemination and reception of literary works, promoting understanding and communication between different cultures.