The twenty-four piano preludes can be considered as one of the most excellent pieces made by Claude Achille Debussy. The new composing languages and virtuoso piano techniques have skillfully and eloquently become one with nature and beauty, which fully brought out the melody of a piano. Many of Debussy’s pieces are made by the inspiration of nature. This research will mainly analyze two of his preludes on “Wind” systematically in composing techniques, aesthetic point of view, performance practice, and interpretation. Thorough an analysis of Debussy’s two “Wind” pieces, one can see that to Debussy, “Wind” consists of figuration, harmony, rhythm, dynamic, terms, form, style, and piano techniques. In turn, one is then able to understand how a composer utilize some unsubstantial thing such as nature and turn them into music pieces that depict nature in a powerful and persuasive piano presentation.