The ancient poem "Wind" was written by Li Qiao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The content is as follows:
Three autumn leaves fall, but February flowers bloom
Thousands across the river The waves of a foot can enter the bamboo poles and tilt them
Autumn wind can make all things wither, but spring breeze can make flowers bloom. When the wind blows over the river, the waves on the water surface are rolling. When the wind blows into the bamboo forest, the bamboo poles are seen tilting together.
This poem is very clever. Except for the title of the poem, there is not a single word "wind" in it. Each line expresses the function of the wind. If the four lines are connected in succession, it reflects the joy and sorrow of the world.
The wind is fickle, sometimes gentle and sometimes fierce. The wind is sentimental, with lush postures and thousands of dancing bamboos. This short four-line poem interprets Lao Feng's character with dynamic description.