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Content analysis of basic theoretical issues on the subject 1 Overview Content analysis is a method to study the human communication of information content-based social science research methods. Although the content analysis of research methodology as a specialized history is not long, but people on the dissemination of the contents of the study can be said that a long history, such as China’s ancient monarch and officials of the ‘micro-service private anti-’, visited collecting folk songs and so on. In foreign countries, on the media to disseminate the information content of quantitative analysis can be traced back to the late 17th century, when the church is very concerned about non-religious ideas spread in the newspapers, so by the theologians carried out relevant studies [1]. The mid-18th century, Sweden, religious and academics have with words categories of quantitative analysis method was controversial religious hymns set of ‘tin Angola sets’ were analyzed [2]. We can say that content analysis as a scientific investigation methods have existed for centuries, but its development and promotion of the 19th century mainly by the mass media and the 20th century, electronic media promotion. After the 20th century, content analysis has developed rapidly, forming a systematic theory. 2 the definition of content analysis method In the content analysis of the formation and development process, a number of researchers from their different points of view into the content analysis research, has made an outstanding contribution. Since the 20th century, 50 years, with the theoretical research carried out, resulting in a lot about the definition of content analysis. In 1952, the United States spread scientist Bernard Berelson (Bernard Berelson) the content analysis is defined as ‘a kind of communication with clear characteristics of the content of the objective, systematic and quantitative description of the research techniques’ [3] . Holsti (Holsti), including the rig