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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 14 Development Status of Chinese medical journals and major technology Bibliometric Analysis of Core Journals [Keywords:] traditional Chinese medicine, the core journals, development status, bibliometrics According to incomplete statistics, China’s first since 1951, the Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine - “lt;Jiangxi TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE”gt; founding date, the published academic journal in Chinese medicine for nearly 150 species of .50 many years, the large number of medical journals magnitude increase in the transmission of medical information, to promote academic exchanges of Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine academic progress and prosperity, and promote the development of the pharmaceutical industry has played a positive role. But compared to the overall development of science and technology journals, the impact of the existence of medical periodicals relatively low, low-level redundant and so on. Journals of Chinese medicine a comprehensive understanding of current situation and analyze the development of Chinese medical journals promoting the development of health science is important. 1 Overview of Chinese medical journals Some scholars believe that China’s development experience in the medical journal of the start-up, sink, four stages of recovery and development [1]. From 1951 lt;lt;Jiangxi TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE “gt; founded, the 20th century, the middle 50’s medical journals have been founded there 12, which including “lt;Traditional Chinese Medicinegt;” (1955), “lt;Shanghai Traditional Chinese Medicinegt;” (1955), “lt;Chinese Medicine Bulletingt;” (1955), “lt;Fujian Traditional Chinese Medicinegt;” (1956 years), “lt;Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Medicinegt;” (1956), “lt;Zhejiang Traditional Chinese Medicinegt;” (1956), “lt;Heilongjiang TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE” “(1958),” lt;Chengdu University of Chinese Medicinegt; “(1958) , “lt;Liaoning Traditional Chinese Medicinegt;” (1958), “lt;Nanjing Unive