Professor Liu Yingsheng's article "The Transmission of the Deeds of Aristotle and Alexander the Great in the East" explores how the messages of ancient Greece and Egypt's Alexandria, Alexander the Great, and his mentor Aristotle were introduced to China through Buddhist scriptures in ancient Chinese, as well as Persian and Turkic historical materials. The article emphasizes the author's detailed comparison of multiple language literature and the inheritance of early Sinology research methods, which enhances the understanding of the academic history of Sinology. The article also discusses the "diachronic" and "synchronic" development of Sinology, pointing out the symbiotic relationship between Orientalism and Sinology, as well as the importance of William Jones in the relationship between Sinology and Orientalism. Jones, as a linguist, laid the foundation for modern Western comparative linguistics by comparing Sanskrit, Greek, and Latin. The article also mentioned the application of "philology" in the study of Sinology, as well as Xue Aihua's explanation of the nature of Sinology as a discipline of Sinology research. Finally, the article mentioned the academic seminar held by Lingnan Ancient Books Publishing House in Guangdong, as well as the discussion on research methods in Sinology by Fu Sinian and others, emphasizing the importance of in-depth exploration of history, literature, and society in Sinology research.