Weiyuan folk nursery rhymes with beads
? Weiyuan, Gansu? Written by Yuan Erong and Yang Xiaobing?
Former editor-in-chief of "Flying Sky" and famous Chinese poet Mr. Li Yunpeng In his seventies, he took the title "Nursery Rhymes from the Source of the Wei River: Children's Banquet" and fondly recalled a string of nursery rhymes from his childhood hometown. This man born in Wuzhu Town, Weiyuan County, Gansu Province is not only the pride of Wuzhu people, but also the glory of Dingxi City, Weiyuan County, and should be the glory of Gansu Province and even the Western Cultural Festival.
In fact, for the men and women who were born when they had already known their destiny and were born and raised at the source of the Wei River, almost everyone’s initial learning and enlightenment of knowledge were those that linger and will never be extinguished. nursery rhymes. Due to the nourishment of the loess culture of the Wei River Civilization and the word-of-mouth transmission from generation to generation by brothers and sisters, Weiyuan folk nursery rhymes are tinkling, healthy, vivid, humorous, rich in content, numerous versions, and full of life flavor. , she will be imprinted in the minds and hearts of every son and daughter of Weiyuan for life. They are full of joy, endless fun and far-reaching benefits.
As people's cultural life becomes increasingly rich today, Weiyuan nursery rhymes are about to disappear. We rarely hear children singing them, and occasionally we can only hear them from the elderly in their seventies. Here, from the Weiyuan mountain and rural nursery rhymes passed down orally by our fathers, we select some classic ballads that have been widely circulated for a long time. They are awakened and picked up again from the mouths of the elderly, garnished with beads and jade, and chanted. They are the essence of Weiyuan urban and rural nursery rhymes. It is a faithful record of the ancient and simple folk customs at the source of the Wei River. It can also be used as a model of Chinese folk language and the first choice for intangible cultural heritage declaration in the Weiyuan region. They are almost more interesting, interesting and artistic than the children's songs that have been circulated in the market and schools in the past hundred years.
When we sing in the local dialect, the cadence, slowness, and exaggeration of the dialect can only be experienced by the people born and raised in Weiyuan. What has been collected and recorded here is only the most gorgeous and dazzling part of it that is frequently sung and recited.
The author attempts to "format" the ballad with musical beats, so that it can be chanted in time or chanted like "ruapu" in modern popular rock songs. The "/", "—" and "0" in the ballad respectively indicate a pause in the sentence, a delay of one beat in the ballad, and a rest in the ballad. The horizontal line under the ballad has approximately the same effect as the horizontal line under the musical note.
1. "Fart Clicker": Click - click - click the fart insect - / Every house has something to do - / a bowl of millet, a bowl of rice - / the one who put down (ha) the fart is you 0! (Each word in the rhyme should be underlined. My skills are poor and I can’t display it? Add two lines to the last two characters of the three characters, and it’s best to add a glide symbol at the end)
This nursery rhyme Often a few friends will sing together while clapping their hands and pointing at each person in turn. When the last word "you" stops on someone, that person will become the target of ridicule by the friends as a "farter". Some people are quick-thinking and don't want to use the word "you" to refer to themselves and the people they like and are best friends with, so they deliberately separate "is" and pronounce it in two beats, so as to push it to the next one. I want this person to "make a fool of himself".
2. "His Mother": Beating the egg-/Kicking the shuttlecock0/His mother raised a black egg
The son0/can crawl? -/can walk- /His mother has 0 in her belly. (The word 了 here should all be pronounced as lao)
Nursery rhymes can be sung and recited by any person, regardless of gender, depending on the child's personality, articulation, emergency response, and ability. There are almost no taboos and no gaps. No one organized or trained, and no one took the lead on the spot. It seems that all of them are good at talk shows, with excellent hands-on skills and eloquent skills. That co-production, that tacit understanding, that smooth flow, the effect is better than that of current TV shows that take months to perform. Even the viewers are smiling and enjoying themselves.