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How did tongue twisters come from?
Tongue twisters are also called urgent passwords, eating passwords and awkward passwords. This is a traditional folk language game. Because it intentionally brings together several disyllabic rhyming words or words with the same or similar pronunciation to form a simple and interesting rhyme, which requires fast pronunciation, it makes people feel rhythmic and interesting to read.
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The first letter of a Chinese syllable
B-p: We'd better mend the mattress instead of mending it.
B-p: Eat grapes without spitting grape skins, and don't eat grapes with spitting grape skins.
B-p: Eight hundred pacesetters ran on the north slope, and the artillery on the north slope ran side by side. Artillery is afraid of touching pacesetters, and pacesetters are afraid of touching artillery guns (800 pacesetters).
D: If you can stew my frozen tofu, stew my frozen tofu. If you can't stew my frozen tofu, don't stew my frozen tofu. If you mix up my frozen tofu stew, you can't eat my frozen tofu stew.
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