What seasons do the east, west, north and south wind represent respectively?

The seasons represented by east, west, north and south winds are: east wind represents spring, south wind represents summer, west wind represents autumn and north wind represents winter. The ancients used A and B for East and Spring, C and D for South and Summer, Geng Xin for West and Autumn, and Gui Ren for North and Winter.

Introduction:

Seasons refer to several periods of different geographical landscapes that appear periodically every year. Different regions have different divisions of seasons. For the climate of China, a year is divided into four seasons, namely, spring, summer, autumn and winter.

When the seasons change, the rainfall, rainstorm and dry humidity in southern China change obviously. In the northern region, these changes are not obvious, but the temperature is obvious. China traditionally divides the four seasons with four stations as the starting point. In the west, bisection is the starting point of dividing the four seasons.