TIME, also translated as TIME or Time Magazine, is a news magazine published in the United States, and its registered trademark is capitalized "Time". Today, Time Magazine has four editions, including American edition, European edition, Asian edition and South Pacific edition. Time magazine is regarded as the most representative and influential publication in the contemporary era, and it is known as the "historical library" of the world. The journal was founded by Henry R. Luce and Britten Harden in March 1923, and published by time warner Inc. Company in new york. The original publication was called Facts, and later it was changed to its current name. Time magazine aims to make "busy people" fully understand world events. Since its inception, its column has basically not changed much for more than 7 years, and has always maintained a constant style. Specific columns include Letters from Readers, Time Travel, Asian Affairs, World Outlook, Business, Society, Art, Movies, Books, Music, Science and Technology, Health, People, Essays and America. The magazine uses a lot of pictures and charts, which is the first popular magazine in the United States to report current affairs in a narrative way, and its arrangement is widely followed by news magazines at home and abroad. The readers of this magazine mainly come from the middle class and the intellectual class. The magazine not only has a group of smart reporters and writers, but also has a huge team of researchers, covering all over the world.