What do you mean you're running around with Babel?

Running around is like running on the vast land, and running on the waves is like running on the grass.

"Run for the hegemony, run for the ball" is an ancient folk song, which first spread in Shandong, China. This song is widely loved for its unique rhythm and dynamic music, and has become an important part of Shandong culture.

The words "running around" in the song are words composed of two names, representing the names of two young people. By running in songs, these two young people showed the hardships and struggles of life and expressed their yearning for a better future.

Among them, the word "running around" means busy and it is difficult to run around. It describes the state of people's constant struggle and efforts for their lives and dreams. The use of this word in songs emphasizes the hardships of life and the value of hard work, and also embodies the pursuit of a better life in the future.

The folk song "Run for the Little Overlord, Run for the Children" expresses the yearning and longing for a bright future by describing the process of two young people working hard and chasing their dreams. It encourages people to persist in their struggle and pursue their dreams. At the same time, it also reminds people to cherish their immediate efforts and efforts and look forward to achieving better results.

The Style and Spiritual Connotation of Shandong Folk Song Culture

1, Shandong folk songs are rich and diverse, including folk songs, pastoral folk songs, labor folk songs and so on. These songs reflect the living and working conditions of Shandong people and express their yearning, longing and imagination for life, hometown and love.

2. Shandong folk songs tend to be cheerful and lively, with a clear sense of rhythm. Songs are often accompanied by percussion instruments, stringed instruments, suona and other traditional instruments, making songs more vivid, interesting and fascinating.

3. Shandong folk song culture is also reflected in other art forms. Shandong dance has become the representative of Shandong with its graceful movements and many traditional dramas, quyi and acrobatics. They are integrated with folk songs, showing the rich and colorful folk arts in Shandong.