Abstract: 【Purpose/significance】Under the guidance of relevant policies, this study focuses on the rural left-behind women everyday life information use behavior, in order to enrich the research in this field, at the same time as the outbreak era to promote rural modern⁃ization, improve to promote women's information literacy to provide decision-making reference. 【Method/process】 Left-behind women in rural areas are investigated by semi-structured interview. According to qualitative research method, NVivo software is used to carry out open coding, spindle coding and selective coding for data processing.【Result/conclusion】Based on the analysis of every⁃day life information utilization behavior of left-behind women in rural areas in the post-epidemic period, the study found that the infor⁃mation needs of left-behind women in rural areas are mainly from two aspects: basic survival needs and cultural needs, but the focus is
on solving basic life problems, such as health, children's education, etc. The information utilization behavior of left-behind women in rural areas is manifested in three aspects: judging information value, screening test information and practical application information. Among them, judging information value and screening test information are easy to be ignored, and they pay more attention to practical application information. Meanwhile, it is found that the opportunities and obstacles of rural left-behind women's information utiliza⁃tion include individual information needs, information access channels and other factors. 【Innovation/limitation】The characteristics, types and influencing factors of everyday information use behavior of left-behind women in rural areas require more filed studies in depth.