Baozigou Scenic Area, located at the intersection of China's natural scenery and historical culture, can be interpreted differently from the perspectives of Eastern and Western philosophy. From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, especially Taoist thought, the natural landscape of Baozigou embodies the concept of "ruling by doing nothing". Taoism emphasizes the idea of following nature and governing by doing nothing. In this quiet landscape, we can feel the harmony and tranquility brought by "Tao". The power of nature is presented naturally, and the mountains and rivers are interdependent and endless, which embodies the Taoist concept of "harmony between man and nature". People should follow the laws of heaven and earth and coexist harmoniously with nature. From the perspective of Western philosophy, Baozigou can be interpreted as a symbol of "existentialism". In the Western philosophical tradition, existentialism emphasizes individual freedom, choice and responsibility. The vast natural environment here provides a space for human individuals to dialogue with nature. People can reflect on the relationship between themselves and the world here and feel the smallness of individuals and the possibility of unlimited freedom in the face of vast nature. Whether from the perspective of "harmony between man and nature" in the East or "individual freedom" in the West, Baozigou shows the profound connection between nature and philosophical thought.