In Altmetrics, tweets are considered as important potential
indicators of immediate social impact of scholarly articles. However, it is
still unclear to what
extent Twitter captures the actual scholarly impact. Therefore, it is
necessary to investigate the people who cite the articles and the content of
the tweets with attitude towards the articles comprehensively. In this paper, we
combine different indicators to identify opinion leaders in the spread of the
articles, and use sentimental analysis to quantify the sentimental polarity of tweets. Altmetrics
should highlight the positive role of scientific research results to the public,
which is more valuable than simple
numbers.