Interpretation from the perspective of Eastern philosophy: Green Island Aerial Water Park In Eastern philosophy, water is often seen as a symbol of life and change. In the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu said: "The highest good is like water. Water benefits all things without contention." From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, Green Island Aerial Water Park is the harmonious coexistence of water wisdom and nature. Water here is not only a carrier of entertainment, but also a manifestation of philosophy. It teaches us how to overcome hardness with softness and how to find fun and balance in change. Every water play project in the park is like an imitation and tribute to the laws of nature, encouraging visitors to experience the flow and change of life in their interaction with water, learn to follow nature and enjoy the present. Interpretation from the perspective of Western philosophy: Green Island Aerial Water Park From the perspective of Western philosophy, Green Island Aerial Water Park can be seen as a pursuit of freedom and happiness. In Western philosophy, especially thinkers of the Enlightenment, such as John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, emphasized freedom and happiness in a natural state. Green Island Aerial Water Park provides a space to escape from daily constraints, return to nature, and enjoy pure happiness. Here, people can temporarily put aside their social roles and responsibilities, play in the water like children, and experience freedom and happiness. The design and facilities of the park reflect human transformation and utilization of nature, and also reflect the philosophical thinking on happiness and freedom, that is, how to enjoy life to the maximum extent within the framework of safety and order. In summary, whether from the natural harmony and change of Eastern philosophy or the pursuit of freedom and happiness in Western philosophy, Green Island Sky Water Park provides a unique philosophical perspective, allowing visitors to experience profound philosophical thinking in entertainment.