"East wind comes second, leaning against the fence" is a word with rich cultural connotation in poetry. It symbolizes the arrival of spring, blooming flowers and thriving life. It also reveals the life interest, dreams and concern for nature and humanity of ancient literati. This kind of poetry is catchy, rich in meaning, deeply loved and praised by people, and has become an important part of China culture.
The artistic expression of "the east wind comes second, leaning against the fence" is concise and close to nature, which is the concrete embodiment of the personality realm of ancient literati. They integrate their love and yearning for nature into poetry, draw nutrients from beautiful scenery and express their feelings and philosophies with artistic words. The words "Dongfeng" and "Pinglan" in this poem were vividly described by ancient literati, which made China's classical culture magnificent.