Sinologism, a framework that distorts Chinese culture and feminism through Western paradigms, often misrepresents Chinese traditions, gender relations, and philosophies. He Zhen critiques both Confucian patriarchy and Western feminist ideologies, exposing their limitations in addressing China’s unique socio-political context. Her anarcho-feminist philosophy emphasizes rejecting traditional gender roles and advocating for a localized feminist movement. By challenging these distortions, He Zhen offers a rethinking of feminism through a distinctly Chinese lens, presenting valuable strategies for decolonizing feminist discourse and fostering approaches rooted in cultural specificity and collective liberation.