First, good cultural quality;

Second, there is enough time to keep learning;

Third, love this major, and it is better to have an art or software foundation.

Landscape design is a thinking process and planning strategy for people with relevant professional knowledge such as architecture, plants, aesthetics and literature to consciously transform the natural environment on the basis of traditional garden theory.

Specifically, it is the process of creating a beautiful natural environment, living and recreation environment by transforming the terrain, planting plants, building buildings, arranging garden roads, and using landscape art and engineering technology within a certain geographical scope. Through landscape design, the environment has aesthetic appreciation value and daily use function, and can ensure the sustainable development of ecology. To some extent, it reflects the development degree and value orientation of human civilization at that time and the designer's personal aesthetic concept.

It is worth mentioning that at present, there is always a deliberate emphasis on the difference between gardens and mountains and rivers in China, but there is no essential difference between them. English is a landscape architecture, but the academic views of domestic schools are different. Landscape design and landscape design come down in one continuous line. Deliberately distinguishing the two is extremely unfavorable to the development of this subject.

The content varies greatly according to the starting point. For large-scale watershed management, urban master planning is based on geography and ecology; In the design of medium-sized theme parks, street landscape design often starts from the perspective of planning and gardening; Relatively small city squares, residential green spaces and even residential courtyards are all from the perspective of detailed planning and architecture; But there is no doubt that these projects all involve landscape factors. The consideration of landscape factors in the planning and design process that I usually come into contact with is usually divided into hard landscape and soft landscape. As far as I know, hard landscape refers to artificial facilities, which usually include paving, sculpture, trees, seats, lights, garbage bins, etc. Soft landscape refers to artificial vegetation, rivers and other imitation natural landscapes.