How do you say a big rooster goes up to the haystack?

Big cock, go up to the haystack,

My mother won’t give me a wife.

After talking about seven or eight,

all the good ones ran away,

only a deadbeat was left.

Ask her to wash the pot but not the pot,

jump into the pot and wash the duoduo,

Ask her to wash the basin but not the basin,

Jump into the basin to catch small fish.

If you ask her to wash the urn, she will not wash the urn.

Jump into the urn and thrash about.

You talk to her, she clicks,

You kick her, she kicks,

The cock chokes with anger.

This is a familiar children's song.

Children's songs are a need to educate children about their emotions.

Children’s songs are what children need to enlighten their minds. Children's songs can vividly convey interesting pictures directly into children's minds, and they can begin to understand things in social life, develop children's instinctive potential, and stimulate their imagination and thinking shaping through lyrics. Parents can listen to more children's songs that introduce natural scenes to their children, some describing the sun, moon, stars, and changes in the four seasons, some introducing simple common sense about nature and life, some introducing simple concepts of numbers and time, etc.

Children’s songs are needed for children to train their language. For a children's song, the language is very simple, popular, and easy to understand. Some are very colloquial. Children can hum along with some brisk notes. After they are really familiar with the song, parents You can let them recite children's songs repeatedly. This is mainly to help children pronounce correctly. When they hear wrong pronunciation, they need to be corrected in time.