Flower toad is a Shandong nursery rhyme, right?

Toad is a Shandong nursery rhyme, yes. "Toad" is a nursery rhyme circulating in Shandong Province, which expresses children's love for small animals in vivid language and is rich in local style and children's interest. This children's song in this lesson has no melody, but is read aloud with rhythm. Can understand the artistic conception described in the nursery rhyme "Toad" and feel the life interest of local children.

The fourth jump is one of the characteristics of this song, which vividly shows the toad jumping. The second feature of this song is that it uses a lot of vocal methods to imitate the sound of toads. Short rhythm is the third feature of folk songs, and figurative metaphor of lyrics is the fourth feature. Due to the above characteristics, it forms a strong local color and is more lively, jumping and humorous.

Historical background of nursery rhymes

Nursery rhymes have a long history, starting from The Book of Songs. Wei Fengyuan has peaches, and I am worried. I sing and rhyme. The nursery rhymes of Kangqu recorded in Liezi are said to be the nursery rhymes of China's legendary saint Yao Shi. Textual research of ancient and modern things shows that Yao Nai traveled incognito in Kangqu and heard nursery rhymes, which began in the Yao era.

Some people think that Liezi is not necessarily reliable, but only admit that the nursery rhymes recorded in Zheng dialect are the earliest nursery rhymes. Even so, nursery rhymes have a history of nearly three thousand years. In the history of China literature, only some chapters in The Book of Songs can be compared with it.

Throughout the history of ancient nursery rhymes in China, we can find an obvious dividing line. Before the Ming Dynasty, almost all children's songs were political children's songs, and they were all tools of political struggle to varying degrees. They have nothing to do with children's lives. Since the Ming Dynasty, while continuing to develop political nursery rhymes, a number of nursery rhymes have been produced that truly reflect children's lives.