Disaster Magazine may include in-depth analysis of historical and contemporary disaster events, such as the natural phenomena described in Liu Cixin's science fiction novel 'Ball Lightning', and its potential impact on human society. The magazine may have explored how disasters became catalysts for literary creation, such as the impact of the 1755 Lisbon earthquake on the Enlightenment movement, as discussed by Harvard professor Robertson. In addition, the magazine may also focus on social issues and moral challenges in disasters, such as the relationship between disaster narratives and traumatic memories explored by Harvard University professor Dewey Wang.

Magazines may also discuss ethical issues in disaster literature, as Professor Nie Zhenzhao pointed out, how literary ethical criticism can help us understand disaster writing in literature. At the same time, it may also focus on the special function of disaster literature in recording history, reflecting on disasters, and spiritual redemption, as analyzed by Professor Zhang Tanghui.