Praise the nursery rhymes in Hangzhou (urgently needed)

The most popular nursery rhymes in Hangzhou are life nursery rhymes, and the forms of expression are also the richest. Sun, a Chinese major, wrote a paper on "Hangzhou nursery rhymes" when he was a sophomore, and collected many nursery rhymes in Hangzhou and its surrounding areas, among which the most impressive ones were various versions of folk life nursery rhymes.

"Bare-shirted guy, carrying straw, went back to Nanxing Bridge alone. Nanxing Bridge stumbled and picked up a gold ingot. Jin Yuanbao took it and taught grandma to sell banknotes."

"Hangzhou nursery rhymes have a feature that they are particularly slow, especially slow, and many of them have obvious regional characteristics. Integrating some place names into nursery rhymes is both cordial and more widely circulated. " Sun said:

"A chicken can fly in two minutes, three coppers buy drops, Sichuan brings drops, colorful drops, seven high and eight low drops, and there is no drop in the wine!"

"One man, one horse, one gun, two men immediately sharpened their swords. Jade, the Party, and Shiro's mother went home, fought the tiger well, Yang Gang, and Liu were two guns for the tiger generals, and the seven fairies descended to marry the corps commander. The Eight Immortals crossed the sea, and Li returned to Tang Sanzang in 1999, ambushing the king on all sides."

"Nursery rhymes like this are the most classic in Hangzhou." One to ten is interesting to read, and there are some historical stories in it. When children recite it, they have a thirst for knowledge.

"Shake, shake to the Waipoqiao, grandma invited me to eat rice cakes. Dip in sugar and eat more; Dip in salt and eat less; I didn't eat soy sauce. "

Sun believes that this hypnotic nursery rhyme originated in Xiaoshan. This kind of nursery rhyme uses a single slow tone as lyrics, which makes the listener relax and fall asleep naturally.

"In Hangzhou, pull a rickshaw, pull it together and ask how much it costs."

"My family lives on the third floor. My mother asked me to pump oil and broke my bottle and head. People call me Lalitou. "

Nursery rhymes often come from the lives of ordinary people, and most of them reflect a kind of life scene.

"Cry a cat, it has teeth. Erhuang dog comes to the sedan chair, carries it up, eats a cake, carries it down and eats kimchi. "

"I can't laugh or cry, the cock hangs, and the yellow dog wears a sheath."

"People like this must have heard of it." This nursery rhyme is often used to amuse children who are crying and laughing, and at the same time, with some exaggerated movements, it can make children laugh.

"Q: Young police officer, where are you going?

I'm going to find grandma Larry!

Q: Are you here to hang Grandma?

Come and hang Gao Tian.

Q: Nai, can you walk up?

A: Gold and silver cross up?

Q: Can you carry it on?

A lotus leaf flew down. "

This question-and-answer nursery rhyme is also very common. It is often the mother or other elders who ask questions and the children answer them, or the children of the same age ask questions and answer each other, which requires the cooperation of both parties.

"There are three birds flying in the sky.

Lose three hairs,

Mao, Maojia Bridge.

Bridge, the soil in the bridge,

Soil, sugar in soil,

Sugar, sugar paste cake,

Cake, cake fruit is old,

A very, very old birthday girl,

Stars, brides,

Son, Pig,

Eight, put oil firewood,

Wood, stone towers,

So is the tower,

Ground melon,

Keywords melon, melon seed meat,

Meat, meat gives you a Udon Valley.

When collecting nursery rhymes, Sun was particularly impressed by this solitaire nursery rhyme: "It looks particularly long, but many people remember it clearly. The key is that it has a certain consistency inside. " This ballad uses a chain tone, from the third sentence to the last sentence, which has a reciprocating rhythm effect. It also uses homophonic techniques: "star" is homophonic with "new" and "eight" is homophonic with "ba".