What folk songs are there about Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mid-Autumn Festival, alias July 30th and July 14th, includes ancestor worship, Arahara Festival and local officials' day, mainly including ancestor worship, setting off river lanterns, worshipping the dead, burning paper ingots and offering sacrifices to the land. "Mid-Autumn Festival" is the name of Taoism, which is called "July 30th" (or "July 14th") in folklore. Its appearance can be traced back to ancestor worship and related festivals in ancient times. So do you know what nursery rhymes are there in July and a half?

In July and a half, the ghost door opens, and the ghost is bitter, selling tofu, rotten tofu, spreading eggs and knocking eggs. There is a brother in it. My brother came out to the grave, and there is a grandmother in it. Grandma came out to burn incense and there was a girl inside. The girl came out to light a lamp and fell into the river and couldn't come back.

In July and a half, fire sickle, fire sickle knife flower, melon seller, bitter gourd seller, tofu seller, rotten tofu seller, egg vendor, egg knocker, there is a brother sitting inside, who came out to pick up ghosts, a grandmother sitting inside, who came out to burn incense, and a girl sitting inside, who came out for a visit and lost her head and couldn't come back.

In July and a half, the ghost was sent to the gate of hell, the gate of hell, selling tofu, rotten tofu, spreading eggs and cracking eggs. There was a brother sitting inside, and his brother came out to collect the body, and there was a grandmother sitting inside, and the milk came out to burn incense. There was a girl sitting inside. The girl came out crying and hung from a tree and couldn't come back.

Mary Shaw's eyes are dazzling, and puppets are often hugged by children. Your children need to remember not to scream when they see her in their dreams.

If you know any other nursery rhymes, please add them!

On July 14th, the gate of hell opened, and the prince sat on the platform in the temple, with his head and horse lined up on both sides.