Mr. Shen Weirong's article "On Sinology, Ruxue, and Sinology" delves into the development history of European Sinology, emphasizing that Western Sinology has been a study of the entire Chinese civilization from the beginning, rather than being limited to Han literature and archaeology. The article points out that the research object of Sinology in the 19th century was the literature, history, and culture of multi-ethnic China in the Qing Dynasty, which should correspond to "Sinology" rather than a narrow definition of "Sinology". Shen Weirong criticized the limitations of the study of "Chinese studies" in the United States, believing that it failed to view Qing Dynasty China as a whole composed of multiple ethnicities, languages, and cultures like early European sinologists. The article also mentions Fu Sinian's contribution to "Chinese studies", emphasizing that the study of ancient Chinese civilization should go beyond traditional studies of classics and philosophy, and cover research in history and Chinese language studies. Shen Weirong called for strengthening research on the history of European Sinology, especially on the history of China's borders and multi-ethnic history, in order to promote the globalization of Chinese academia. At the end of the article, it is emphasized that international sinological research should focus on the overall study of Chinese civilization, while the current Chinese humanities academic research journals have not done enough in this regard, and more attention should be paid to the papers on the overall study of Chinese civilization by sinological circles outside the region.