What are the characteristics of perspective in Chinese and western painting?

In fact, the word "perspective" is a western painting term, and there is no such word in Chinese painting. However, in order to seek the equivalent terminology with the West, modern China painting circles created the word "scattered perspective" in China's paintings. Now, the general saying is:

Chinese painting emphasizes scattered perspective, and the viewpoint can wander freely and express any scenery without restriction. A landscape painting can show hundreds or even thousands of miles of Fiona Fang.

Western painting pays attention to focus perspective. The foothold of the picture depends on the foothold of the author. Objects are in a state of "near big and far small", and distant objects will gradually disappear from sight.