Abstract

The research examines studies related to Dong Zhongshu's thought in the CNKI database from one thousand nine hundred ninety-two to two thousand twenty-four, offering valuable insights into the academic landscape surrounding Dong Zhongshu’s studies. Using VOSviewer 1.6.18(0) and Excel, along with bibliometric analysis methods, this research provides a thorough outline of Dong Zhongshu's thought studies. Key findings indicate that scholarly publications on Dong Zhongshu's thought have not significantly increased in recent years. Yu Zhiping and Zhou Guidian have made notable contributions. Beijing Normal University and Shandong University stand out as the most prolific institutions. The journal Confucius Studies continues to be the leading core publication platform. Current Dong Zhongshu studies primarily focus on building political philosophy systems, establishing cosmology and ontology foundations, and understanding the interactive mechanism between ethics and politics. This research thoroughly maps the academic landscape of Dong Zhongshu studies, providing theoretical guidance and practical references for future advancements in this field.

Keywords

  • Umbi Bawang Putih
  • Sediaan salep
  • Variasi Basis

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