Interpretation of Erzha Park from the perspective of Eastern philosophy Erzha Park, as a landscape that integrates nature and humanity, embodies the concept of "harmony between man and nature" from the perspective of Eastern philosophy. In Taoist philosophy, nature and man are interdependent and coexist harmoniously. The water system, vegetation, and architectural layout of Erzha Park all follow the laws of nature, allowing people to feel close to nature and experience a kind of inner peace and harmony during the tour. At the same time, every landscape in the park, such as pavilions and towers, contains the aesthetics of Chinese classical gardens, embodies the philosophical idea of "seeing the big from the small", and allows people to feel infinite artistic conception in a limited space. Interpretation of Erzha Park from the perspective of Western philosophy From the perspective of Western philosophy, Erzha Park can be seen as a manifestation of the relationship between humans and nature. In Western philosophy, especially in the thought of the Enlightenment era, man is regarded as the master of nature, conquering nature through technology and reason. However, the design and management of Erzha Park, to a certain extent, reflects the respect and protection of nature in modern Western philosophy. The planning of the park not only takes into account the leisure needs of human beings, but also pays attention to the protection of the ecological environment, reflecting the modern concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. At the same time, the historical relics and cultural elements in the park also reflect the importance of history and culture in Western philosophy, allowing people to feel the weight of history and the charm of culture while enjoying the natural beauty. In summary, whether from the Eastern philosophy of "harmony between man and nature" or the modern concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature in Western philosophy, Erzha Park, with its unique landscape and cultural connotation, provides people with a place to think about the relationship between man and nature, historical and cultural values.