What are the classic children's songs?

Bug and Fly is a song sung in seconds, composed by Chen Guangrong and written by Lin.

2. Lu

"Lu" is a song composed by Yao Qian, Yang Chen and pioneer. Included in the album "Golden Melody of the Imperial School Film and Television 2".

3. Song of the Seven Sons

Song of the Seven Sons is a group of poems written by Wen Yiduo during his study in the United States in March 1925, with a total of seven poems, namely, Macau, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province, Ahava, Guangzhou Bay, Kowloon and Luda (Lushun-Dalian). Among them, "Song of Seven Sons in Macau" was adapted and selected as the theme song by the large-scale TV documentary "Macao Years", which was influenced by this documentary and returned to Macao theme song on199965438+February 20th. In addition, Song of Seven Sons in Taiwan Province Province and Song of Seven Sons in Guangzhou Bay have also been adapted into modern songs. Describe the invaded land of China.

4. Dance with dolls and bears

Dancing with Dolls and Bears is a children's song composed by Mkazulpina and adapted by Si Yuanyang. There are two versions of children's songs, Chinese and English.

5. Mother's kiss

"Mother's Kiss" is a song included in the music album "Xiaoluohao", written by Wang Fulin, composed by Gu Jianfen and sung by Cheng Lin. Published in 1980, it tells a simple, Chinese-style rural humanistic feeling, expresses a sincere feeling from the rural mother and son, and reflects the bottom culture and grassroots culture.

The most beautiful classic English nursery rhymes in the world are published by Guangzhou Publishing House, and the author is the king of English.

With the continuous integration of China into the world economic stage, the importance of English has become increasingly prominent. To learn English, we should start with dolls. However, in China, there are too few good books to teach children English! A large number of similar primary English reading materials make language learning complicated, adult and dogmatic from the beginning, which greatly weakens children's enthusiasm for learning English.