Analysis of the nursery rhyme "The Moon Bends" The moon bends like a boat, and the boat is supported by a pole. The flower pole is tilted at both ends, and the other end is bent and dangling.

Nursery rhymes come into children's lives with the singing of the mother beside the baby's cradle. With the growth of children's age, from perception to imitation, they finally learn to sing nursery rhymes and get aesthetic enjoyment from them. The content of nursery rhymes is often simple and easy for children to understand, or simply focus on describing and narrating events, or show ordinary things with simple and interesting nursery rhymes. According to the artistic form of nursery rhymes, China's nursery rhymes have been passed down for thousands of years, and after being polished consciously or unconsciously from generation to generation, more than a dozen special traditional art forms are deeply loved by children. Such as lullabies, game songs, counting songs, question and answer songs, chain sounds, difficult words, habitual songs, prefix songs, riddle songs and so on. Like Waipoqiao is a widely sung song, and it is also a good sleep song "Waipoqiao". Shake, Shake, Shake to Waipoqiao was shot by Shanghai Film Studio 1995, directed by famous director Zhang Yimou and starring Gong Li and Li Baotian. Its main plot is based on the songs quoted in Bi Feiyu's novel Shanghai Past. Qiu gangqiang's collection of folk nursery rhymes. Many movies will give some familiar children's songs and nursery rhymes, rather than the purest representatives of people.

Shake, shake, shake the boat to Waipo Bridge. Grandma, grandma, grandma laughed and shook. Grandma, grandma, grandma smiled and shook. Grandma said good baby, grandma gave me a cake, shook and shook the boat to Waipo Bridge. Grandma said good baby, grandma gave me a cake, and the moon was curved.