The Zhejiang Conservatory of Music, located in the Zhijiang Zhuantang area, integrates various public performance spaces such as 1200 grand theaters, 800 Zhejiang Provincial Symphony Hall, imax cinema, various sizes of theaters, teaching units such as music, drama, dance, library, hotels, dormitories, canteens, offices, and other supporting facilities. The design follows the landscape of Wangjiang Mountain and natural landforms, and establishes the campus space and architectural imagery of this project based on the design concepts of "the flowing landscape of music" and "the fuzzy integration of boundaries". Through the interpretation and reorganization of task functions, the plan breaks down the scale of the building, sorts out and restores the complex vertical elevation of the site, and integrates various functional groups or buildings along the mountain, connecting with the mountain, through four processes: "slope repair", "platform construction", "drainage", and "house construction". Or stand by the mountain, limit the venue, and have a conversation with the mountain. The natural landscape of Wangjiangshan has been preserved and regenerated under the overall scene image organization of "half mountain, half garden, flowing landscape".