Panshan Scenic Area is a tourist attraction with natural landscapes, scenic spots and historical sites, Buddhist temples and royal gardens. Panshan Scenic Area is located 15 kilometers northwest of Jixian County, Tianjin. Because it is located in the east of Beijing, it is known as the "No. 1 Mountain in Jingdong". According to legend, in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Tian Chou, a famous scholar in Wuzhong, refused to be rewarded by Emperor Xian and lived in seclusion here, so it was called Tianpan Mountain, or Panshan for short. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty climbed Panshan 32 times in his life and left 1,702 poems praising Panshan. When he visited Panshan for the first time, he sighed, "If I had known there was Panshan earlier, why would I have gone to the south of the Yangtze River?" Panshan is 110 kilometers south of Tianjin City, 100 kilometers east of Tangshan City, and 60 kilometers west of Beijing. It is like a giant dragon, hovering in Jingdong and Jinbei. The scenery of Panshan is unique and unique with "five peaks and eight stones" and "three pans". The main peak, Guayue Peak, is 864.4 meters above sea level. It is surrounded by Zigai Peak in front, Zilai Peak in the back, Jiuhua Peak in the east, and Wujian Peak in the west. The five peaks are clustered together with jagged rocks. The natural "Three Plates" are formed: the upper plate is full of pine trees, winding and covering the sky; the middle plate is full of stones, strange and magical; the lower plate is full of water, splashing jade and spraying pearls.
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Interpretation of Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area from the perspective of Eastern philosophy From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area is a model of harmonious coexistence between nature and humanity. In Taoist philosophy, it is emphasized that "Tao follows nature" and that people should follow nature and live in harmony with nature. The mountains, trees, and streams of Panshan all show the uncanny workmanship of nature, making people feel the realm of "harmony between man and nature". At the same time, Panshan has been a gathering place for literati and poets since ancient times. The ancient monuments, inscriptions, and poems in the mountains reflect the dialogue between man and nature and show the wisdom of "using stillness to control movement" and "using softness to overcome hardness" in Eastern philosophy. Interpretation of Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area from the perspective of Western philosophy From the perspective of Western philosophy, Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area is an excellent place to explore the relationship between nature and humanity. In Western philosophy, especially romantic philosophy, it emphasizes the emotional connection between man and nature, believing that nature is not only a material existence, but also a spiritual sustenance. The natural beauty of Panshan, such as the sea of clouds, sunrise, and pine waves, inspires people's deep pursuit of beauty and yearning for freedom, and embodies the concepts of "natural beauty" and "spiritual freedom" in Western philosophy. At the same time, the "historicism" viewpoint in Western philosophy allows us to feel the weight of history while appreciating the natural scenery of Panshan. The ancient monuments and temples in the mountains are witnesses of human history and culture, and embody the interweaving of nature and culture. In summary, whether from the perspective of "harmony between man and nature" and "Tao follows nature" in Eastern philosophy, or "natural beauty" and "historicism" in Western philosophy, Tianjin Panshan Scenic Area has become an excellent carrier of philosophical thinking with its unique natural landscape and human history, allowing people to deeply appreciate the wisdom of philosophy and the true meaning of life while appreciating the beautiful scenery.