Who probably invented that tongue twister, one black and one black? Can you tell me its origin?

"One black, two black, three, four, five, six, seven, eighty, nine, ten black." The specific author of this tongue twister cannot be verified.

The full text is:

One black, two black, three, four, five, six and seven black, eight or nine black and ten black.

Buy an ebony stem for your tobacco pipe, and hold both ends black.

The second sister traced her eyebrows and shaved her temples, looking in the mirror with two dark lines.

The pink-skinned wall has the Chinese character Sichuan written on it, and you can see three black lines horizontally and vertically.

The ivory table with ebony legs is placed on the Kang with four black stripes.

Buy a chick that won’t lay eggs, then put it in a cage and cover it until it turns black.

The very good mule does not eat grass, so it is taken out for a walk on the street until it is black.

I bought a little donkey and rode on it to Hei (dao).

The two sisters went to harvest wheat in Nanwa, but they lost their sickles and pulled them out until they were black.

The child of Yue Ke'er was suffering from a mad disease, so he moxibustioned her with moxa until it turned black.

The seller of melon seeds didn’t pay attention and scattered a lot of them on the brush. He didn’t have the broom and dustpan to hand, so he picked up (ten) black seeds one by one.

This tongue twister uses a narrative method and uses homophones to connect the numbers from one to ten. Extended content

Tongue twisters.

Tongue twisters are also called tongue twisters, tongue twisters, tongue twisters, and jingles. It is one of the traditional Chinese language phenomena. A number of words with double tones, overlapping words or words with the same or similar pronunciation are intentionally gathered together to form a simple and interesting rhyme. It is required to be pronounced quickly and all sound catchy. , and most of them contain many principles of how to deal with people, or understanding of the most common things or phenomena in society.

It’s like exchanging a balloon for a ball.

Xiao Qi blowing up a balloon is better than playing with a ball. Xiao Qi wants to exchange the balloon for Yu Yu's ball, and Yu Yu doesn't want to exchange the ball for Xiao Qi's balloon.

Tongue twisters can train a person’s brain’s reaction speed and make them speak more eloquently. Especially in the teaching and education process of children and adolescents, many tongue twisters can play a role that other educational methods cannot match.