Tao Yuanming can "pick chrysanthemums under the hedge and see Nanshan leisurely"; Li Yishan can "leave the residual lotus to listen to the rain"; Su Dongpo can "throw stones over the air, surf the waves and roll up thousands of piles of snow" ... Is this that nature is creating literature, or is the meaning of life close to nature?

High mountains and flowing water make a harp, inviting friends to have fun with pine. When people pin their spiritual existence on mountains and rivers, they also gain a broad natural living space. A lot of knowledge in ancient China is based on thinking about the relationship between man and nature: evaluating man's spiritual integrity in a "moral" way; The exploration of geomantic environment in Zhouyi: the rise, development and expansion of pastoral poetry: metaphysics in Wei and Jin dynasties dispelled wars and power struggles ... The relationship between man and nature is like a river flowing with historical development. The more human beings develop, the more obvious and profound this relationship is in the historical track.