With the continuous development of human society and economy, global energy consumption is projected to double by 2050 [1]. Simultaneously, humanity faces the goal of achieving carbon neutrality by mid-century. In the future energy structure, we face a greater demand for energy consumption coupled with stricter carbon emission standards. The key to resolving this contradiction undoubtedly lies in renewable energy sources. Among these, wind energy, currently the most commercially utilized and successful renewable energy, undoubtedly bears an even greater mission. Wind energy is widely distributed, abundant in reserves, relatively inexpensive to develop, environmentally friendly, rapidly producible, and renewable, providing strong support for future energy development.