The interest of Chaoshan nursery rhymes

I thought literature was a profound and beautiful writing art. After listening to Mr. Jiang Xun's explanation of literature, I suddenly realized that literature is everywhere, which originates from life and nature. Literature can also be a story or a ballad that is told, and the earliest state of literature is language rather than words.

Mr. Jiang Xun took Homer's Epic as an example to show that excellent literature comes from life. Homer's Epic was first spread by singing and language, and later it was recorded by people who know words and became the greatest poem in western literature.

when I heard this explanation, I realized that when we were children, didn't we also come into contact with language first and grow up slowly in the nursery rhymes of our elders? We feel the beauty of literature in nursery rhymes, and sing nursery rhymes like poems.

When we were young, grandma taught us to sing many Chaoshan nursery rhymes, which were catchy and interesting. When I became a mother, I wanted to sing Chaoshan nursery rhymes to Jiajia on a whim, but I couldn't take it after singing for a long time. So I thought about finding a collection of Chaoshan nursery rhymes to learn, but I couldn't find it for a long time and had to give up.

Later, I searched the Internet for a long time, collected more than 3 Chaoshan nursery rhymes, made typesetting by myself, and printed and bound several Chaoshan nursery rhymes pamphlets for my sisters and cousins to sing to their children.

My sisters were very happy to receive this gift. The familiar and unfamiliar nursery rhymes awakened their deep memories. They sang nursery rhymes and seemed to have returned to their happy and carefree childhood.

"Hey, hey, Jin Gong, Jin Gong will be the old man, and Arvin Awu will take the boots. The boots are not floating, and the pigs are bigger than the cows. Daniel gives birth to a messenger, and a messenger gives birth to a real pearl. The real pearl is round and round, Asher goes to study in the school, and the school is in the school, and Asher explores flowers in his study. When I went to Nunnery to carry my luggage, I came with high lights and colorful flags. " This song should be regarded as the earliest and most familiar nursery rhyme heard by Chaoshan children. Many Chaoshan children have grown up in the sound of "shua ya shua, shua Jin Gong" since infancy.

The main idea of this nursery rhyme is to clap, clap, clap baby, baby will be a big official, Awen will carry the burden, but it is impossible to lift it. Raising pigs is bigger than raising cattle. Daniel gave birth to a pony, and the pony gave birth to pearls. The pearls are round, and the young master goes to the school to study, and the school will study, and the young master explores flowers in his study. Go extremely carry luggage, come with high lights and colorful flags. It can be seen from the general idea that nursery rhymes are not only to put children to sleep, but also to place good expectations on children by adults. Pat the child to sleep while singing "Er Ya Er", and the rhythm of the lyrics is just right, which makes people feel the poetic rhythm.

"One, two, three, no shirt for bathing, three, four, five, no time for bathing, patting the chest and liver for feeding, patting the chest and eating until you are old." The general idea is one, two, three, take off your clothes in the shower, three, four, five, take a shower and be as strong as an old stone, pat your chest and grow up quickly, and pat your back to live a long life. This nursery rhyme is sung when helping children take a bath, and it interestingly sings the steps of taking a bath and the little idea of taking a healthy bath.

"There is a star at the top of the sky, and the study door is opened underground, but it has never been opened. A Zi loves to eat oil piles, but the oil piles are not ripe. A Zi loves to eat pork, and the pork has not been cut. A Zi loves to eat pueraria lobata, and the pueraria lobata has not been willow. A Zi wants to eat two kinds of wine from Dad, but the wine is not excited, and the millet is not short. He loves to eat chicken, and the chicken is not on the stage. There is a star in the sky, and the door of the underground study has not yet been opened. Children want to eat pointed piles, which are not ripe yet. Children want to eat pork, which has not been bought yet. Children want to eat sweet potatoes, which have not been dug yet. Children want to drink two or two glasses of wine from adults, which is not brewed, but they want to eat millet, which has not been shelled, chicken, chicken and pears. This song is more interesting, it is to coax crying children, and it is useless to make children feel unreasonable through repeated delays.

There are many nursery rhymes in Chaoshan, all of which are based on life and express their wishes. They rhyme in interest, like poems and songs. Perhaps this is the source of life for Jiang Xun's literature.