Do you have any nursery rhymes about the Battle of the Ninth Festival? Something easy to read.

Are there any nursery rhymes about Awakening Day,

Awakening Day, Awakening Day, Guandan congee flung to Flag Flood Gate, remembering that my family sends me to school by beating the wind and dropping the rain;

Awakening Day, Awakening Day, Guandan congee flung to South Gate Pocket, remembering that Yini's tears flowed on the day when I became a daughter-in-law;

Awakening Day, Awakening Day, Guandan congee flung to the Big Bridge Tou, remembering that my two oldest in my dream;

Awakening Day Guandan congee is flung to the door of my mother's house, telling me that I am not enough for my family;

A bowl of sweet congee for the 9th day of the 12th month of the Chinese calendar year, every chop and scoop of soup is a sign of filial piety. Filial piety can't wait, start with a bowl of congee; start with this festival.

The Au Jiu Festival is a Han Chinese folk festival in the Shiyi area of Fuzhou, Fujian Province, and is held on the 29th day of the first month of the lunar calendar. Fuzhou folk say the first nine days of the first month for the first nine, nineteen for the middle nine, twenty-nine for the latter nine, so this festival is also known as "Au Jiu Festival". The family should cook "au jiu porridge" and too plane, in order to pray for its bad luck, remove bad luck, detained on the good luck, peacefully across the threshold of the "nine".

Married women should also send a can of "au jiu congee" for their parents to show that they do not forget their parents and filial piety and respect for their parents. This day is the 29th day of the first month. The villagers marveled at Meilian's filial piety, so they imitated his filial behavior. On the twenty-ninth day of the first month of each year to cook "au jiu congee" filial piety to parents and elders in the neighborhood, and follow the custom, interpretation of the "au jiu festival" this folklore, handed down to the present day.