What are the three relationships between man and nature?

Some people say that nature is the mother of human beings because it created human beings, but others think that human beings are the masters of nature because they can transform nature. So what is the relationship between man and nature? Let's look at the solution.

What are the three relationships between man and nature? 1. Man and nature are interrelated, interdependent and interpenetrating. Man is born out of nature and is a part of nature itself. The real world we are facing is a contradictory unity composed of human society and nature, and the relationship between them is dialectical unity.

According to materialist dialectics, everything in the world is the unity of contradiction. The real world we are facing is a contradictory unity composed of human society and nature, and the relationship between them is dialectical unity. Man and nature are interrelated, interdependent and interpenetrating. Man is born out of nature and is a part of nature itself.

3. With the improvement of productivity, the ability of human beings to understand and transform nature has been continuously enhanced. Today's nature is not the nature in the original sense, but the nature that has left the mark of human will everywhere, that is, the humanized nature. "Humanized nature" refers to the transformation of nature when a certain relationship between man and nature is not grasped at a certain level, which will lead to the destruction of the balance within nature, the balance of human society or the relationship between man and nature, and will inevitably be retaliated by nature.

In the relationship between man and nature, human beings have the initiative. When human behavior violates the laws of nature, resource consumption exceeds the carrying capacity of nature, and pollution discharge exceeds the environmental capacity, it will lead to the imbalance between man and nature, resulting in disharmony between man and nature.

The above is an introduction to the relationship between man and nature.