What folk songs and nursery rhymes are there in Xuzhou?

There are many folk songs and nursery rhymes in Xuzhou, including Little Red Child, Rape Flower, Taiping Car, Mouse, Rape Flower, Persimmon Red, Hulutou and July 7th.

1, little red boy

Little red boy, riding a red horse, ran to her husband's house in one breath. Brother-in-law pulling, two brother-in-law pulling, pulling into the house; Smoking first, then drinking tea, the whole family met, but she didn't see my family. I saw the wind blowing through the stairs. I have a oval face and blue hair. I wear silk on it and yarn on it. When I got home, I told my mother that I would marry her in the Mid-Autumn Festival in August.

2. Little mouse

The little mouse, on the lampstand, stole oil to eat, but he couldn't get off. He told his parents not to come, so he rolled off.

Little mouse, go up to the lampstand and steal oil to eat, but you can't come down. Sister cat, take it off and put on big flower shoes.

3. Rape flower

Rape flower, rehmannia everywhere, lost her mother at the age of seven or eight. Follow dad and marry a married man early. Stepmother has been married for a whole year, and a younger brother is better than me. He eats meat, I drink soup, and I pick up the chopsticks with tears in my eyes. I miss my mother in my dream, and my mother misses me in a gust of wind.

4. Little black donkey

The little black donkey runs fast, with eight dishes at a table, waiting for his brother-in-law to come in. Two handlebars and two pairs of chopsticks. Brother-in-law will accompany you to have a good drink, so you can't get up drunk.

5. Taiping Automobile

Taiping car, four wheels, with Aunt Hua sitting on it. Beat the ox and the horse, go quickly and come to your mother's door; My little brother will hold my bag and my little sister will hold my hand. Mother hurried to have a grandson, and my sister-in-law came and twisted it. Sister-in-law, stop twisting. Come today and leave tomorrow.

Extended data

The word nursery rhymes was not widely used until after the May 4th Movement in China. In ancient times, they were called "songs of obedient children" and "children's songs". Children's songs can be divided into narrow sense and broad sense. In a narrow sense, it refers to songs created by children themselves and taught by adults, but the content conforms to children's physiological and psychological characteristics and understanding ability. Broadly speaking, it also includes songs taught by mothers and grandmothers, which reflect the feelings of adults, especially women, in the old society, but are sung by children.

The so-called "nursery rhymes" with the nature of current political ballads are generally not real nursery rhymes. Children's songs can be roughly divided into three categories according to their functions: playing children's songs, teaching children's songs and tongue twisters to train language skills.

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