Nature and Philosophy: Exploring the Aesthetic Principles of Japanese Gardens--自然与哲学，探究日式庭院的美学之道

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The philosophical ideas of Japanese gardens can be traced back to Shintoism, Buddhism, and Zen Buddhism. Japanese gardens are regarded as natural living spaces that emphasize inner peace and meditation, focusing on creating a serene environment and atmosphere.
At the same time, they create a sense of harmony, balance, and relaxation. Japanese gardens also emphasize techniques such as borrowing scenery, piercing scenery, and hiding scenery. They focus on refining natural elements and attaching more importance to their symbolic meanings, while emphasizing the beauty and vitality of nature.
By utilizing the seasonal changes of plants and the blooming of flowers, they showcase the natural changes, as well as the passage and flow of time.
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日式园林的哲学思想可以追溯到神道思想、佛教思想和禅宗思想。
日式的庭院，讲究的是自然的居所，强调内心的平静与冥想，专注于打造深幽的环境和沉静的氛围。
同时营造出一种令人感受到的和谐、平衡和放松的景观。
日式的庭院同时强调借景、穿景、隐景等手法。
专注于自然元素的精致化处理，更加注重拟态的象征意义，
同时更加强调自然的美感和自然的生命力。
利用植物的四季变化和花卉的开放，表现出自然的变化，以及时间的推移和流逝。
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