Abstract. The famous British novelist Foster's "trip to India" contains profound ecological thoughts, reflecting the ecological crisis between man and nature, man and man, and between conquest and domination. The novel strongly criticized the strong sense of power created behind the crisis, advocating the desire to return to nature, into nature, and to discover nature, with a view to building the ecological holism of harmony between man and nature, man and man and man. The ecological view embodied in the "trip to India" expresses Foster's pursuit of human survival and caring, the pursuit of poetic dwelling and the search for a more lasting human home.