Beautiful Wind and Quiet Woman is a poem in The Book of Songs, the first collection of poems in ancient China. This poem describes the process of young men and women's tryst, shows men's gentle and demure praise and deep affection for her, and embodies the beauty of pure love between young men and women.
The whole poem is cleverly conceived and vividly portrayed, written in a man's tone, full of humor and healthy and happy emotions, especially the psychological description of young people's love.
This poem is written from the man's point of view, but through his praise of the lover's appearance and her affectionate promotion of herself, we can also see the woman's character image that does not appear directly in the poem, and even say that her image is more vivid in the man's first-person narrative. This in turn deepened the readers' fascination with the young man.
The first chapter of the poem is a scene in front of us: there is an elegant and beautiful girl and a young man who make an appointment to meet at the corner of the city wall. She arrived at the appointment place early and watched eagerly, but was blocked by trees, houses and the like, so she could only scratch her head and wander around.