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A Portrait Chinois (Chinese portrait) is a metaphorical description of oneself by a comparison with various things or elements, a tree, a flower, a film, an historical character, a dish, whatever.
For example, a portrait where the subject is looking to the left should place the subject body on the right. While most good portraits appear to be simply a centered torso they are following the rule of thirds. In the case of single portraits, the subject's eyes are placed along the top rule of third line.