Gone with the Wind, with the heroine Scarlett's love entanglement and bitter life experience as the main line, vividly reproduces the collapse history of the slave society in the southern United States, from plantation economy to luxury to the end of the road, from slave owner class to war until defeat and death, and slave economy replacing capitalist economy. Therefore, it is not only the pinnacle of human love, but also a historical picture reflecting the great and profound changes in politics, economy and morality at that time.