Interpretation from the perspective of Eastern philosophy: Eastern philosophy, especially Chinese philosophy, emphasizes the concept of unity of man and nature and the law of nature. Take the Ancient Gong Zaoyuan as an example. It is not only a natural landscape, but also a living fossil carrying history and culture. Eastern philosophy believes that every ancient jujube tree is a witness to nature and time. Their existence is not only material, but also a symbol of spirit. Here, people and nature coexist harmoniously, and ancient trees dialogue with modern people, reflecting the spirit of "harmony" in Eastern philosophy. Every jujube in the Ancient Gong Zaoyuan is the condensation of the qi of heaven and earth, and the embodiment of natural laws, reminding people to follow nature and respect life. Interpretation from the perspective of Western philosophy: Western philosophy, especially the philosophical tradition since ancient Greece, focuses more on rational analysis and logical reasoning. From the perspective of Western philosophy, the Ancient Gong Zaoyuan is a space for historical and natural philosophical thinking. The historical relics here, such as the ancient jujube trees, can be regarded as material witnesses of time, triggering philosophical thinking about time, change and eternity. Western philosophers may analyze from the perspective of causality and explore the interaction between the growth of ancient jujube trees and the environment and human activities. At the same time, as a cultural heritage, the Ancient Tribute Date Garden also reflects the use and protection of nature by humans, which echoes the discussion on the relationship between humans and nature in Western philosophy, such as the debate between anthropocentrism and ecocentrism. In summary, whether from the Eastern philosophy of the unity of man and nature, the Tao follows nature, or the rational analysis, history and natural philosophy of Western philosophy, the Ancient Tribute Date Garden provides a rich field for philosophical thinking, allowing tourists to deeply think about the relationship between man and nature, history and culture while enjoying the beautiful scenery.