Neue Rundschau is a German literary journal with a long history and has become one of the oldest cultural journals in Europe. The original intention of the journal's founding was to provide a free stage for modern life, especially to provide exhibition opportunities for new art genres such as naturalism. However, it is not limited to a specific artistic genre. After multiple name changes and content adjustments, it was finally named "Neue Rundschau" in 1904 and became an important forum for modern literature and prose creation during the Wilhelm Empire and Weimar Republic periods. The journal covers articles by writers, scientists, philosophers, and critics, as well as dialogues with domestic and foreign authors' works and occasional literary translation themed articles.