Sinology is an inherent knowledge of a country. Traditional Chinese studies and literary mathematics have different meanings, which are not Chinese studies or the study of governing the country. Generally speaking, Sinology refers to the traditional culture and scholarship of China with Confucianism as the main body. Sinology is the traditional culture and knowledge of China, including medicine, drama, calligraphy and painting, astrology, mathematics and so on. Chinese studies should be divided into philosophy, history, religion, literature, customs, textual research, ethics, edition and so on. , with Confucian philosophy as the mainstream; In terms of ideological system, it should be divided into three schools: pre-Qin philosophers, Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. As far as Sikuquanshu is concerned, Chinese studies should be divided into four parts, namely classics, history, scholars and books collection. As far as the lectures on Chinese studies by Zhang Taiyan, a master of Chinese studies, are concerned, they should be divided into primary schools, classics, history, philosophers and literature.

Wushu: refers to the traditional Wushu in China. This is an honorific title for martial arts. There is another saying about Wushu: Wushu that only kills the enemy without performing is called Wushu.

Academics refers to systematic and specialized knowledge, and it is a disciplinary demonstration of existence and its laws, generally referring to higher education and research. Zhang Ronghuan, a contemporary anthropologist, defines the concept of scholarship as a disciplinary demonstration of existence and its laws. The English academy, which corresponds to this word, refers to a scientific and cultural group that conducts higher education and research. When used in this sense, it corresponds to the academic circles or institutions of higher learning in China. The word "academy" comes from a place name (Akademeia). This place is located on the periphery of ancient Athens. The gymnasium there was once famous for being turned into a learning center by Plato.