《人文地理》1986年创刊，由中国地理学会与西安外国语大学联合主办，在期刊200期之际，回首办刊历程，《人文地理》是在中国地理学会及人文地理专业委员会的大力支持以及专家、作者和读者的共同拥护下，敢勇当先、厚积薄发，40年发展历程凝结了国内外学者编委的智慧，发展成为中国地理学界品牌期刊、享有国际影响力的学术期刊。《人文地理》发展大体可以划分为破茧举旗、砥砺前行和稳态发展三个阶段，载文特征一方面把握空间公正思想潮流、关注社会文化价值空间转向，另一方面践行国家发展战略、展现实践成果。发文机构分布广泛，形成由知名学者和新生力量构成的学术梯队及其代际赓续，推动带头人走向国际，《人文地理》为推动人文地理学的发展与创新贡献了重要力量。未来将进一步聚焦学科热点和发展前沿，以守正创新、以人为本、价值遵循为思想引领，深耕文章的空间结构价值研究，提升人文地理学理向交叉学科外溢水平。

Human Geography was founded in 1986 and is jointly sponsored by The Geographical Society of China and Xi'an International Studies University. On the occasion of the 200th issue of the journal, looking back on the history of the journal. With the support of the Geographical Society of China and the Human Geography Professional Committee, as well as the support of experts, authors, and readers, Human Geography has dared to lead the way and accumulate steadily and release forcefully. The 40-year journey of the journal has seen the collective wisdom of its editorial board, which includes scholars from around the world, and has helped it become a flagship journal in the field of geography in China and an influential academic journal with international reach. The characteristics of the articles are to grasp the trend of spatial justice thought and pay attention to the spatial shift of social and cultural values on the one hand, and to practice the national development strategy and display practical achievements on the other. The distribution of publishing institutions is widespread, forming an academic team of well-known scholars and new forces, as well as intergenerational continuity, driving the leaders to go international. Human Geography has made important contributions to the development and innovation of Human Geography. In the future, we will further focus on the hot spots and development frontiers of disciplines, guided by the ideology of adhering to orthodoxy and innovation, people-orientedness, and value adherence, we will deepen our research on the spatial structure value of articles and enhance the level of external spillover of human geography's theoretical orientation to interdisciplinary fields.