"A Pug" is a widely sung children's song.
Pug-Yang Shuo
A pug sitting at the gate
Dark eyes want to eat meat bones
A pug has finished eating Meat Bones
The tail wagged and nodded to me
A pug sat at the gate
It had dark eyes and wanted to eat meat bones
A pug ate meat bones
Wagged its tail and nodded to me
A pug sat at the gate
It had dark eyes and wanted to eat meat bones
A pug ate meat bones
Wagged its tail and nodded to me
A pug sat at the gate
With dark eyes, he wanted to eat meat bones
A pug finished eating meat bones
It waggled its tail and nodded to me
Extended information
"A Pug" is a children's song published on January 15, 2013. It is widely sung and grows up with generations of children, adding luster to children's beautiful childhood memories. Piano playing gives this classic children's song new life.
The contents of children's songs mostly reflect children's life interests and spread knowledge about life and production. The lyrics mostly use Bixing techniques. The words and sentences have smooth rhyme and are easy to pronounce. The tune is close to the tone of the language and the rhythm is brisk. There are solo or duet singing, such as "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", which is recognized as the world's number one children's song. The children's songs include both folk nursery rhymes and poems created by writers; in recent years, "Peng Ye's New Children's Songs" have a sense of the times; there is also a song by Liang Jingru named "Children's Songs".