Abstract:

The intellectuals’migration during the Anti-Japanese war，accelerated the mainstream academic
and cultural thought，born in city，spreading to the surrounding. From the perspective of thought genealogy，
The Literary and Historical Quarterly and The Critical Review，which founded during the war，are highly
similar and overlapped in many aspects including composition of editors，periodicals’characteristics and
cultural spirit.It reflects some deep interactive relation-ships of culture between edge and mainstream，rural 
and urban，wartime and peacetime during the period of Anti-Japanese war.The case study of the publications 
founded in the Anti-Japanese war and the process of culture immigration will greatly enrich the research of 
Anti-Japanese War  publishing history.