本文认为,裸体雕塑作为希腊艺术中一种常见的艺术表现形式,对于后世西方艺术发展产生了十分巨大的影响。这种在今天看起来有伤风化的表现形式,实际上源自于希腊人看待裸体的观念与文化态度。通过文献资料的描述,并结合艺术品的分析,人们会发现,希腊人所真正崇尚的是男性身体的强健与比例和谐。而只有了解希腊人看待身体的文化态度,今天的人们才能跳脱当代视角的束缚去更好地体会和观看古代的艺术品。 This article argues that nude sculpture, as a common form of art in Greek art, has a tremendous impact on the development of western art in later generations. This seemingly debilitating manifestation today actually stems from the Greek attitude and nuance of nudity. Through the description of the literature and the analysis of the artwork, one finds that what the Greeks truly advocate is the strong and proportional harmony of the male body. Only by understanding the Greek cultural attitudes toward the body can people today escape the shackles of contemporary perspectives to better understand and watch ancient works of art.