Who initiated the term Sinology and became the general name of traditional culture in China?

Liu Mengxi, a scholar of literature and history, a lifelong researcher at China Academy of Art, and a librarian in central research institute of culture and history, is involved in ideological and cultural history, literary trends in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and modern academic trends.

The concept of sinology should first distinguish between historical sinology and modern sinology. The word "Sinology" has a long history in China. For example, in the Book of Rites, it is recorded that "musicians manage Chinese studies and teach China children small dances". There is also a word about Chinese studies in the Han Dynasty. For example, Hanshu Shihuolu said: "It's the month, and Yu Zi is also in the preface room.

At the age of eight, I entered primary school, learned the six-Jia, five-Fang, and counted books. I didn't know the festival of parents and children. When I entered the university at the age of fifteen, I learned the rites and music of sages and learned the etiquette of the imperial court. Those who show their differences move to other places to learn the order of the country. People who are different from each other will transfer Chinese studies to less studies. There are also related records in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Among them, Zhu Fu, a minister in the period of Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, said: "It is a letter to promote Chinese studies, and Dr. Yiguang's choice is the most obvious in semantics."