Since modern times， the capital has dominated social space whose capitalization has continuously accelerated. Both the individual space and the public one have been constantly assimilated and absorbed， resulting in the gradual distortion of human nature and the reluctant accomplice of human beings. Therefore， the alienated space governed by capital logic needs to be transformed into a new form of space based on humanistic logic whose social space follows the essential attributes of human beings and social-historical laws， respects the spatial differences and spatial demands of individuals， and enriches the connotation of social space with differences and pluralistic "local" spaces， to build an inclusive humanistic space.