Folk nursery rhymes

Zhang strike while the iron is hot, Li strike while the iron is hot, give my sister a pair of scissors, and my sister will let me rest. I won't rest. I'm going back to get the iron.

2. One, two, three

One, two, three, jump, jump. Three, two, one, that's enough. Bear honey is enough, and it takes effort to hold a stick. Up, up, down. Ouch, I stabbed a loaf of bread! It hurts like hell!

3. Waipoqiao

Shake, shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge. Grandma smiled at me and said I was a good baby. A bag of sugar, a bag of fruit, and a cake after eating.

Pull saw

Big saw, big saw, grandma sings big drama at home. Pick up girls and ask your son-in-law, but don't let Dongdong go. If you don't want to go, you have to go and catch up by bus.

5. White rabbit

White rabbits with white ears like radishes and vegetables. Jumping is so cute.

Extended data:

Nursery rhymes are short poems for children, which emphasize meter and rhyme, and are usually passed down orally. Many nursery rhymes are gradually processed and circulated according to idioms in ancient ceremonies, or processed based on later historical events.

Nursery rhymes are recorded in all countries, nationalities and cultures around the world. For example, Saint Amethyst in China and Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star in Britain.

On June 7th, 2008, Beijing nursery rhymes were approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Nursery rhymes have a long history, starting from The Book of Songs. Wei Fengyuan has a peach-"I worry about my heart, and I sing and rhyme." The nursery rhymes of Kangqu recorded in Liezi are said to be the nursery rhymes of China's legendary saint Yao Shi. Textual research on ancient and modern events said: "Liezi said:' Yao Nai traveled in Kangqu under an unknown name and heard nursery rhymes …' Since there were rumors from the beginning, it was naturally because of Yao. "

Some people think Liezi is not necessarily reliable, but only admit that Zhou Xuanwang nursery rhymes recorded in Guoyu Zhengyang are the earliest nursery rhymes. Even so, nursery rhymes have a history of nearly three thousand years. In the history of China literature, only some chapters in The Book of Songs can be compared with it.

References:

Nursery rhymes-Baidu Encyclopedia