Sinophile

[1][2][3] Those with professional training and practice in the study of China are referred to as Sinologists.

Medicine, architecture, characters, language (and varieties such as Standard Chinese and Cantonese), are also areas of interest for Sinophiles.

They also tend to be drawn towards Chinese astrology and horoscopes, as well as Feng Shui and Kung Fu.

The history of China, Chinese philosophies and folk religions like Daoism, Chan Buddhism, and Confucianism are also topics of Sinology, as well as the Politics of China, socialism with Chinese characteristics, Dengism, Three Principles of the People, one country, two systems, the Mass Line.

The Chinese arts, encompass poetry, literature, music, calligraphy and cinema, as well as Chinese traditional forms of theatrical entertainment such as xiangsheng and operas.

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz , a 17th–18th century German polymath who made significant contributions in many areas of physics, logic, history, librarianship, and studied numerous aspects of Chinese culture
Louis XIV , a 17th-century French monarch whose Grand Trianon , spread of Chinoiserie , centennial new year bash, and Confucian translations were influenced by Chinese culture