How do natural rocks and China landscape paintings reflect the "three-distance method"?

The method of "three distances" is a special perspective of China's landscape painting. It means that in a painting, there can be several different perspectives to express the "height", "distance" and "flatness" of the scene.

For this problem, oriental painting represented by China and western painting represented by Europe have given completely different solutions. China's landscape paintings and flower-and-bird paintings are composed and created with scattered perspective, while western paintings are composed and created with focus perspective.