The journal currently mainly includes the following columns:

Special Topic Research - In-depth interpretation and systematic analysis of specific theories or practical issues of significant importance in the field of library and information science from various perspectives.

Theoretical Research - Publishing research outcomes focusing on basic theories in library and information science and major issues in the development of these disciplines, emphasizing forward-thinking and innovation in theory or methodology.

Practical Work Research - Exploring models, methods, mechanisms, processes, systems, and changes in the practical aspects of library and information work, sharing experiences, exchanging innovative thoughts, and constructive strategies, and publishing research results with practical value.

Intelligence Research - Studies and applications, comparisons of intelligence research methods, intelligence analysis techniques, and software and tools, including informetrics, patent analysis and evaluation research and applications, competitive intelligence, etc.

Knowledge Organization - Issues of knowledge organization and management in a networked environment, current research, problems, trends, and solutions in various technologies in digital libraries.

Reviews and Commentaries - Comprehensive, in-depth, and systematic reviews of research hotspots and cutting-edge branches in the fields of library and information science, or reviews of representative works and figures in these disciplines (in recent years).

International Perspectives - Investigations, translations, deep reflections, and commentaries on theories or practices in library and information science abroad, original English research papers by foreign scholars, translations of important foreign research reports or academic papers with copyright permission.