Chinese classical gardens integrate landscapes, plants, and architecture, integrating exquisite artificial and natural craftsmanship. They not only reflect the wisdom of the working people, but also reflect the profound artistic conception of Chinese culture that draws on nature. As an architectural art form, Chinese gardens have a long history. They can be said to be the oldest and richest among the three major garden systems in the world (Chinese, European, and Arabic gardens). As an important part of traditional Chinese culture, gardens contain philosophical or religious thoughts such as Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. They are influenced by traditional arts such as landscape poetry and painting, and reflect the Chinese people's outlook on nature, life, and the world. "The History of Chinese Civilization: The History of Gardens (Chinese and English)" provides a comprehensive introduction to Chinese garden design, with rich and informative content, making it easy for readers to read.
