Frontiers of Narrative Studies is an academic journal dedicated to advancing narrative research, providing scholars with a platform to showcase and exchange new perspectives, methods, and discoveries in narrative studies. The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary exploration, believing that narratology is not only a proprietary field of literature, but also applicable to multiple disciplines such as psychology, sociology, anthropology, and film studies. Through interdisciplinary research, the journal aims to reveal the universality and specificity of narrative in different cultures and media.

In addition, attention is also paid to the current trends and historical development of narrative research, encouraging scholars to conduct in-depth analysis and critical reflection on existing narrative theories. The journal encourages a re examination of the fundamental theories and core concepts of narratology to promote theoretical renewal and development. This reflection is not limited to the theoretical level, but also includes exploration of narrative practices, such as the application of narrative in digital and social media, and how these new media affect the form and function of narrative.