Fountains refer to springs that emerge from the ground, specifically artificial water-spraying equipment. A fountain is a combination of water or other liquids, sprayed into a specific shape through a nozzle, with a pump typically providing the water pressure. Fountains can be broadly categorized into two types: those designed according to the local terrain structure, mimicking water landscapes, and those artificially created with fountain equipment. Fountains are constructed by hand, either in shaped pools or natural springs, to喷射beautiful water formations for public enjoyment. They are important landscape features, representing a form of water art that combines movement and stillness, creating a lively and bright atmosphere, offering aesthetic pleasure.