Baby panda
Baby panda, stagger. Roll on the ground and let you see. Hold bamboo leaves and eat your stomach. Climb up the branch and snore to sleep.
Birthday of the Year of the Tiger
The tiger came to give presents on his birthday. Monkeys give peaches and kittens give small fish. Rabbits send radishes, bears send corn. The tiger got angry and screamed. Everyone started running in fear.
Weasel's New Year greetings.
Weasel, weasel, happy New Year's Eve. Who do you want to pay New Year greetings to? Worship cocks and hens. No rice cakes, no dates, only teeth and claws.
Owl glasses
Owls, owls, eat mice, kill pests, wear a pair of big glasses, and can see clearly in the dark night.
The expression techniques of children's songs are:
(A) Metaphor
This is a common rhetorical device for children's songs. Using this technique can not only make children's songs more vivid and vivid, but also help children understand things that are far from life and difficult to understand. Children are familiar with metaphors.
(2) personification
Anthropomorphic technique accords with children's thinking characteristics and aesthetic taste, so it is widely used in children's songs creation.
exaggerate
Exaggeration in children's songs is closely related to imagination, often with some fantasy colors.