The east wind symbolizes the poems of powerful elders.

The small building was easterly again last night, so the old country could not bear to look back at the mid-Ming Dynasty (Yu Meiren by Li Yu)

Dongfeng does not cooperate with Zhou Lang, and Tongque locks Er Qiao in spring; (Du Mu's Red Cliff)

The chaos is not yet yellow, and I am crazy about the east wind (Ceng Gong's "Singing Willow")

People cry against the east wind, skirts steal peach blossoms (a dream of red mansions)

First, the "east wind" of nature.

In classical poetry, "east wind" refers to the spring breeze, which is a symbol of spring. Because the "east wind" plays a great role in spring, it can not only push flowers away, but also blow them down, so the "east wind" in poetry contains two different interests.

Second, it symbolizes the powerful "East Wind".

Because "East Wind" can not only promote the growth of all things, but also make flowers fall, it has a certain symbolic significance in many poems and becomes a symbol of external forces and conditions that can affect the development of the situation.