White cat and white hat, there is a white temple on the top of the mountain, there is a white cat in the white temple, there is a white hat outside the white temple, the white cat sees the white hat, shakes its white hair, runs out of the white temple, holds the white hat and returns to the white temple.
Tongue twisters are also called urgent passwords, eating passwords and awkward passwords. It is a traditional language game of Han nationality. Because it deliberately brings together a number of disyllabic words, reduplicated words or words with the same or similar pronunciation to form a simple and interesting rhyme, which requires fast pronunciation and makes people feel rhythmic and interesting to read.
Tongue twister is a folk language game of Han nationality, which combines easily confused words with initials, finals or tones into repeated, overlapping, evasive and awkward sentences, requiring quick pronunciation in one breath. Tongue twisters can be traced back to the era of the Yellow Emperor more than 5,000 years ago.
The book Ge Tan, which was saved by luck in ancient books, features clear bamboo, even bamboo and flying soil, and is said to have been written by the Yellow Emperor. According to textual research, this is a ballad close to the original form, in which the basic component of tongue twisters-disyllabic rhyming words have long existed. Presumably, tongue twisters sprouted in the spoken language of working people in China before the appearance of words.
Because of the gradual perfection of tongue twister, it has spread among the people, and some scholars close to the lower class have begun to pay attention to this popular literary form. Later, Song Yu, a Chu lyricist who was later than Qu Yuan, also introduced double-rhyme words into the hall of poetry creation.