1, National Geographic magazine (or "National Geographic" for short) is the official magazine of the National Geographic Society of the United States. The first issue was published nine months after the establishment of National Geographic Society 1888. Now National Geographic magazine has become the most widely known magazine in the world. The bright yellow border and laurel pattern on the cover have become its logo, and these logos are also registered trademarks of National Geographic magazine.

2. National Geographic magazine publishes 12 issues a year (this magazine is a monthly magazine), and each issue has auxiliary maps. But the occasional special edition is not subject to this restriction. The contents of the magazine include geography, popular science articles, history, culture, facts and photos.

The current editor-in-chief of this magazine is Chris Johns, a famous photojournalist, who has taken a lot of photos about Africa. Former South African President nelson mandela wrote a preface to Chris's book. John griffin, executive vice president of the National Geographic Society and chairman of the National Geographic magazine, is mainly responsible for the English version of this magazine. Terry b. Smith, another executive vice president of the National Geographic Society who specializes in legal affairs and government public relations, is mainly responsible for all the affairs of the international edition of the magazine. National Geographic magazine publishes 9 million copies in different languages every month and has more than 50 million readers.