The Jingdong Chestnut Grand View Garden Cultural Industry Project, founded by the Xifengkou Chestnut Professional Cooperative, is located in Xifengkou, Qianxi County, China's famous chestnut hometown and the place where "The Broadsword March" was born at the foot of the Great Wall. In November 2011, it was rated as a national four-star enterprise for leisure agriculture and rural tourism.
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Philosophy related to the heritage
Interpretation from the perspective of Eastern philosophy: From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, scenic spots are often seen as the embodiment of the harmonious coexistence of nature and humanity. Taking the Xifengkou Jingdong Chestnut Grand View Garden as an example, Eastern philosophy emphasizes "the unity of man and nature" and believes that man and nature should coexist harmoniously and respect each other. In the Grand View Garden, chestnut trees are not only a product of nature, but also a symbol of the combination of human wisdom and natural forces. The growth and fruiting of chestnut trees, as well as the cultivation and harvesting of chestnuts by humans, all reflect the interaction and balance between man and nature. In addition, the concept of "Tao follows nature" in Eastern philosophy is also reflected in the layout and design of the Grand View Garden, striving to integrate with the natural environment without destroying the original beauty of nature. Interpretation from the perspective of Western philosophy: From the perspective of Western philosophy, scenic spots are often interpreted as witnesses of human culture and history. Taking the Xifengkou Jingdong Chestnut Grand View Garden as an example, Western philosophy emphasizes rationality and logic and pays attention to the meaning and value behind human activities. In the Grand View Garden, the cultivation and harvesting of chestnuts are not only natural phenomena, but also the embodiment of human labor and wisdom. The "anthropocentrism" view in Western philosophy holds that humans are the managers and reformers of nature. The construction and maintenance of the Grand View Garden is a reflection of the rational use and protection of nature by humans. At the same time, as a tourist attraction, the Grand View Garden also reflects the pursuit and appreciation of beauty in Western philosophy, as well as the respect and inheritance of history and culture. In summary, whether it is Eastern philosophy or Western philosophy, the interpretation of scenic spots contains profound thinking about nature, culture, history and human activities. Eastern philosophy focuses more on the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, emphasizing the concepts of "harmony between man and nature" and "Tao follows nature"; while Western philosophy pays more attention to human rationality, wisdom and cultural heritage, emphasizing the role and value of humans in nature and history.