Why isn't Chinese Physics in the ISI?

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My University has a subscription to this journal. Not saying it should be Reuter approved, just curious why it's not.
 
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Probably because Physics is difficult enough in English as it is.
 
Pythagorean said:
oh, I see. I've been relying on the Thomson Reuters Master Journal List. What's the difference?
I see Chinese Physics B, Chinese Physics C and Chinese Physics Letters on the MJL.