Oral History Review magazine is dedicated to exploring in depth all aspects of oral history, a unique and important method of historical recording. Its core mission is to reveal the essence, value and significance of oral history in contemporary society. By publishing high-quality research papers, case studies, and review articles, the Journal provides a platform for scholars, educators, practitioners, and the general public to understand and discuss oral history in depth.

The journal focuses not only on the theoretical foundations and methodology of oral history, but also on its application and practice in different cultural, social and historical contexts. It encourages interdisciplinary research and promotes exchanges and cooperation among scholars in the fields of history, sociology, anthropology, psychology, etc. In this way, the journal aims to advance the innovation and application of oral history as a research tool and educational means.