The　study　analyzes　the　current　state　of　research,　frontiers,　and　trends　in　tolerance　studies　in　multicultural　contexts.　The　Web　of　Science　Core　Collection　database　was　used　to　retrieve　relevant　literature　from　2000　to　2022.　CiteSpace　and　VOSviewer　software　were　employed　to　analyze　keywords　through　co-occurrence　networks,　co-polymerization　classes,　and　burst　terms,　with　a　corresponding　visual　atlas　created　for　analysis.　A　total　of　705　valid　articles　were　included.　The　results　revealed　that　Maykel　Verkuyten　authored　the　highest　number　of　articles　(n　=　12).　The　United　States　contributed　the　highest　number　of　articles　(n　=　376,　53.33%).　The　Interpersonal　Journal　of　Intercultural　Relations　published　the　most　articles　(n　=　38,　5.39%).　The　most　highly　cited　author　was　Shelly　P.　Harrell　(n　=　876)　in　the　American　Journal　of　Orthopsychiatry.　The　keyword　with　the　highest　frequency,　surpassing　200　mentions,　was　＂prejudice＂　(n　=　205).　The　top　three　keywords　in　terms　of　centrality　were　＂culture＂　(n　=　0.13),　＂attitude＂　(n　=　0.12),　and　＂discrimination＂　(n　=　0.11).　Major　research　topics　and　hotspots　in　the　field　of　Tolerance　in　Multicultural　Contexts　included　the　Color-blind　perspective,　Prejudice　reduction　practices,　Tolerance　education,　and　Ethnicity.　The　study　highlights　a　growing　interest　in　the　effectiveness　of　education　as　an　intervention　to　reduce　prejudice　among　young　people.　Further　research　in　this　domain　should　combined　the　Internet　and　transcend　the　confines　of　prejudice.