Why is autumn wind called golden wind?

Autumn wind is called golden wind, because rice in autumn is golden and many leaves turn yellow. In early autumn, a cool breeze blew on people, yellow leaves fell one after another, and reeds swayed gently by the river. Sorghum is red, rice is ripe, and people are happy to harvest crops. Golden wind brings people the joy of harvest, so autumn wind is called golden wind.

The wind in winter is called the north wind, because, strong wind, you will see, the cold wind whistling, rolling up dust, blowing people hard to open their eyes. In the early morning, there are few pedestrians on the road. Some people shrink their necks and hurry. The posture of crops fluttering in the wind is like a golden dragon swimming.