There is a saying, what is the whole sentence?

This is a jingle: escape from famine, herd sheep, become a soldier, carry a gun, drive past a carriage, transport grain, chop people, stand on the road to receive a kiss, become a soldier, stand guard, fool hooligans into joining the party, go to work, get laid off, and get a reward from the leaders.

The knowledge extension of "jingle";

Introduction:

This language phenomenon is generally called "jingle" by ordinary people. The jingle originates from life and is most commonly used by vendors. The quality of the goods sold has a lot to do with fluency. Proper use of jingles can even achieve the purpose of clearing the field of commodity sales.

What is a "jingle"? According to the Modern Chinese Dictionary, it means "a popular rhyme with irregular sentences, pure spoken language and easy reading." We think it may be more appropriate to call this popular language phenomenon "folk songs". The so-called "folk songs", that is, "folk songs", are mostly related to current affairs and politics. There are several reasons for saying this:

First, it comes from the people and spreads widely among them. It is actually a member of the "people" family;

Second, today's "jingles" mainly reflect many bad phenomena in the satirical society, most of which are related to current events and have obvious tendencies in the sense of praise and criticism, which is consistent with the definition of "folk songs".

The difference lies in the word "new". Because this kind of folk songs mainly appeared after 1980s, they emerged with China's reform and opening-up. They are "language products" in the new period, and their way is unique-people only talk about them orally, not sing them in the form of music-so we call them "new folk songs" to show the difference with traditional folk songs.

In addition to profound social reasons, the carrier-language-form characteristics of contemporary China's "new folk songs" are also indispensable. From the above-mentioned numerous examples, Xinmin ballads have a common feature: catchy, melodious, easy to read and remember, humorous and vivid. Because of this, new folk songs spread rapidly and widely. From the perspective of language application, New Folk Songs shows a set of perfect systematic features in phonetics, grammar and rhetoric.

Embodies the national characteristics.

Example of jingle:

(1) Vocabulary: accurate words, vivid images and colors.

Example: Wear materials, stand up, drag colors, and draw circles.

② Grammar:

Sentence patterns are neat, just like the Yangtze River.

Judging from the numerous examples listed above, New Folk Songs has a great feature in sentence making: it pays attention to the orderly arrangement of sentence patterns, the equal number of words, the same sentence patterns and even the corresponding conjunctions between sentences.

Example: Spent a lot of money, sweated a lot, and destroyed a lot of fields.

③ Phonetics:

The biggest phonetic feature of New Folk Songs is "rhyme". Because folk songs are not spoken in the general sense, just like poetry, folk art and lyrics, we should pay more attention to rhyme, so that people will sound happy and harmonious, and it will be easy to read and remember. For example, the last word of each sentence of the new folk song "Steelmaking in 1950s, Famine in 1960s, Famine in 1970s, Commerce in 1980s" is homophony, which is a very standard form of rhyme. In addition, the sentence patterns are arranged neatly, which is particularly loud and pleasant to read. If you use blank synonymous means to express the same meaning, for example, "steelmaking in the 1950 s, famine in the 1960 s, and rural famine in the 1970 s"

Example: (five sentences, or two or two sentences, or two or three sentences)

Mouth/no/taste, have/live/will; Home/food/poverty, going to the countryside/going to check/check; If you want to/add meals/go/train/attend classes.