There were two words "philosophy" and "learning" in ancient Chinese, but there was no word "philosophy". The word China's philosophy comes from Japanese. 1862, Japanese philosopher Xizhou translated English philosophy into "philosophy" (てつがく).
Philosophy is also translated from Greek Χ λ Χ σ Χ Χ α. In ancient Greece, the word philosophy consisted of two parts, one was transliterated as "Sophia" and the other was translated as wisdom or knowledge. The other part is transliterated as "Philo", which literally translates as love. Together, it is the love of wisdom or knowledge.
In Chinese, the word "zhe" has the meaning of wisdom, cleverness, sagacity and understanding things. The Western Zhou Dynasty translated philosophy into philosophy according to the meaning of the Chinese character "zhe".
Etymologically, philosophy seems beautiful. However, not any philosophy can give people wisdom and make them smart.