In this paper, we selected the Chinese Suzhou gardens as a research object. Focused on the spaces and sceneries that were created by the integration of the inside and the outside of the buildings, analyses between psychological evaluation and spatial composition were conducted, and obtained the following results: Widely distributed stone-sceneries and tree groups have a tendency of , concentrated distributions of trees, pavilions and other elements have a tendency of , while upwardly

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... d distributions of [Artifact] elements have a tendency of , etc. The correlation between spatial composition and psychological evaluation was explained quantitatively.