Interpretation of Wang's Old Residence from the Perspective of Eastern Philosophy As a witness of history, Wang's Old Residence carries rich cultural and philosophical connotations. From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, Wang's Old Residence is not only a material cultural heritage, but also a space that contains the idea of "harmony between man and nature". Eastern philosophy emphasizes the harmonious coexistence of man, nature and society. The architectural layout, decorative art and even the integration of Wang's Old Residence with the surrounding environment all reflect this philosophical concept. Every brick, every tile and every mural seems to tell the ancients' awe of nature and pursuit of harmonious life. Here, people can feel the flow of time, the sedimentation of history, and the subtle and profound connection between man, nature and society. Interpretation of Wang's Old Residence from the Perspective of Western Philosophy Interpreting Wang's Old Residence from the perspective of Western philosophy, we can regard it as a carrier of history and memory, a philosophical thinking space about existence and time. Western philosophy, especially existentialism and phenomenology, emphasizes the existence and experience of individuals, as well as the impact of the passage of time on individual consciousness. Every detail of Wang's Former Residence, from the mottled walls to the old furniture, silently tells the story of the past, inspiring visitors to think deeply about history, memory and existence. It is not only a physical space, but also a place that triggers philosophical reflection, making people think about the essential issues of time, memory, identity and existence. Here, the rationality and reflective spirit of Western philosophy and the sensibility and harmony of Eastern philosophy are intertwined, together forming the unique philosophical charm of Wang's Former Residence.