Abstract:Garden is an important space for female life in the Ming Dynasty. The use of scent and the appreciation of scent are indispensable in female garden life. The rich fragrance is integrated into female sentiment to create a profound smell artistic conception, which is particularly prominent in drama. The works The Legend of Purple Hairpin and The Peony Pavilion by dramatist Tang Xianzu in the Ming Dynasty are selected as research materials to generalize the main source of fragrance in female garden space described therein, and analyze the rich sentiment of female including in hazy fragrance and theirs surroundings, so as to explore the smell artistic conception in female garden life of the Ming Dynasty.