1. Humanistic landscape refers to the landscape pictures formed by historical scenes related to people's social activities, including buildings, roads, cliff stone carvings, myths and legends, and humanistic anecdotes.

2. Cultural landscape refers to historical and cultural sites such as cultural relics, religious resorts, ethnic customs and ancient buildings.

3. The so-called human landscape refers to all kinds of cultural phenomena and achievements that human society can use as landscape, mainly human events and human factors.

4. Humanistic landscape refers to the unique local characteristics, ethnic customs and historical and cultural values of tourism resources. Humanistic landscape brings tourists the unity of image beauty and artistic conception beauty, which can largely reflect the special historical, local and national characteristics or a special state of mind in a foreign country.