JRCC is an international and peer reviewed journal publishing high-quality, original, and significant research in (Chinese) Christian studies. The journal's scope encompasses all studies of Christianity (in China), including historical, philosophical, theological, and textual research, as well as comparative studies of Christianity, among others. JRCC aims to provide a platform for academic exchange among scholars engaged in the study of (Chinese) Christianity, religion, and culture; to promote dialogue between Chinese Christianity and Chinese religion and culture through academic research; and to offer valuable references and academic reflections for the future development of Chinese culture. The journal particularly focuses on providing an academic platform for young scholars and warmly welcomes those from diverse majors, disciplines, and backgrounds to conduct in-depth analyses on topics related to the construction of Chinese culture. We welcome submissions on Chinese religions, Chinese culture, the history of Christianity in China, Chinese theology, and Biblical studies, especially interdisciplinary, forward-looking, and exploratory articles, as well as academic papers facilitating cultural and religious dialogue. Scholarly book reviews and reports on academic developments are also welcome.