In Europe, the ocean is in the west and the inland is in the east. Thus, in Europe, the west wind is the wind that brings hope, and the east wind can play the role of "withering the green trees". Most of China is bordered by the sea in the east and inland in the west. The west wind is a symbol of cold.
Ode to the west wind is an artistic treasure in the history of European poetry. The whole poem consists of five sonnets. Formally, the five articles are complete and can be written independently. From the content point of view, they are integrated and run through a central idea. The first section describes that the west wind swept away the residual leaves in the forest and blew up the seeds of life. The second section describes the west wind stirring the thick clouds and dense fog in the sky, calling for the arrival of heavy rain and lightning. The third section describes the turbulent waves of the sea caused by the west wind, which destroyed the flowering trees on the seabed.