This paper intends to investigate the complicated environmental awareness and natural imagination reflected by soldiers marching to war, and how the new meanings and interpretation concepts were developed in the sentimental context based on the unique cultural and spatial structure of the poem Cai Wei: Classic of Poetry, such as the time spectrum of peasantry class and landscape poetics of movement during war.This paper initiates the investigation with the awareness of time during the marching to war. The farming timing of the nature and occasional war time described in the poem are used to investigate and analyze public and private issues of the country and people. The breakage and difference of time awareness are exhibited by the natural phenomena of change of seasons, such as "rainy and snowy" and "withering willow." This paper then constructs three sight viewing experiences and three language patterns during the war movement in Cai Wei based on two opposing experiential models from the sight viewing of war: "internal sense of participation" and "external sense of separation," in order to observe the multiple roles of soldiers and to clarify that the poem Cai Wei is not a story about "loss" and "regeneration," but a narrative about "sense of lost" caused by misery and desolation.