A sinoloxía (do grego antigo Σίνα Sína, "China", + -λογία -logía, "tratado", "estudo", "disciplina", derivado de λόγος lógos, "palabra", "dito", "expresión") é o estudo do mundo chinés, os seus idiomas e a súa cultura, exercido por persoas alleas a ela.[1]
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