Abstract:As an expression of the elegant life of the male-dominated in ancient China,Ya Ji activities with females as the main body gradually emerged after the Ming and Qing dynasties. As the spatial carrier of women's Ya Ji activities,private gardens were recorded and visualized by literature works or image historical materials,which provided an important foundation for the study of women's activity space in gardens. Using the methods of image analysis and sociological analysis,and starting from the relationship between literati associations and women's Ya Ji activities,the research takes the "Hu Lou Qing Ye Tu" of the Qing dynasty as the research object to elaborate on the temporal and spatial background of the Hu Lou poetry event and discusses the relationship between people and landscape expressed in two-dimensional images from three aspects: the distribution of garden space,the operation of landscape elements,and the characteristics of women's activities. It also expands the understanding of the unique cultural landscape created by the talented women group in the period.