The children's lyrics of "The Oriole and the Snail" are as follows:

Amen A vine in front of me, the green land of Anen and Anen has just sprouted.

The snail carried the heavy shell on its back and climbed up step by step.

There are two orioles in Ashu, laughing at them.

The grapes are ripe very early. What are you doing now?

Ah Huang, Ah Huang Oriole, don’t laugh, it will mature when I climb on it.

Amen a vine before, anon anon green land just sprouting.

The snail carried the heavy shell on its back and climbed up step by step.

There are two orioles in Ashu, laughing at them.

The grapes are ripe very early. What are you doing now?

Ah Huang, Ah Huang Oriole, don’t laugh, it will mature when I climb on it.

"The Snail and the Oriole" is a Taiwanese campus folk song composed in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The original singer is Yinxia, ??whose real name is Zhang Jiaxing.

The creation of the song has a strong campus song style, and the melody has both lyrical and narrative characteristics. The whole song has a wide range, is friendly and natural, and has a one-piece structure. The musical image is innocent, simple and full of life. The lyrics are closely combined, mostly one word for one sound, similar to spoken language, simple and natural.