From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, the Cizhou Kiln Futian Site Museum is not only a place to display ancient ceramic art, but also a place that connects the past and the present and embodies the philosophical concept of "unity of man and nature". Eastern philosophy, especially Taoism and Zen, emphasizes the harmonious coexistence of nature and man, and the search for spiritual tranquility and enlightenment in daily life. Every work of the Cizhou Kiln, whether in its simple shape or unique decorative techniques, reflects the craftsman's awe of nature and deep understanding of life. Here, visitors can feel the flow of time and experience the Taoist idea of "ruling by doing nothing", that is, the beauty of nature and the fun of life will appear without deliberate pursuit. From the perspective of Western philosophy, the Cizhou Kiln Futian Site Museum can be seen as a carrier of historical and cultural memory, embodying the philosophical views of "existence is reasonable" (Hegel) and "history is a ladder of progress" (Marx). Western philosophy emphasizes the continuity of rationality, logic and history. Every exhibit in the museum is a witness to history, and their existence proves the continuity and creativity of human civilization. By observing these exhibits, people can understand that the art and culture of each era are a reflection of its social, economic and political background, and are the crystallization of human wisdom and efforts. This respect for history and emphasis on cultural heritage reflects the pursuit of rationality and historical progress in Western philosophy. In summary, whether from the "unity of man and nature" and "rule by inaction" of Eastern philosophy, or from the "existence is reasonable" and "history is the ladder of progress" of Western philosophy, the Cizhou Kiln Futian Site Museum shows us the depth and breadth of human civilization and the close connection between art and philosophy in its unique way.