An old man named Gu went to the street to buy vinegar and cloth.
He bought cloth and vinegar and turned around to see an eagle catching a rabbit.
Put down the cloth, put down the vinegar, and chase the eagle and the rabbit.
Flying eagle, running rabbit, knocking over vinegar, vinegar wet cloth.
Tongue twisters are also called urgent passwords, eating passwords and awkward passwords. This is a traditional folk language game. Because it intentionally brings together several disyllabic rhyming words or words with the same or similar pronunciation to form a simple and interesting rhyme, which requires fast pronunciation, it makes people feel rhythmic and interesting to read.
Other tongue twisters:
There is a round eye in front of the mountain, and there is a round eye behind the mountain. I don't know whether Yan's eyes are rounder than Yang's or Yang's eyes are rounder than Yan's.
There are fortune-tellers and garlic-hanging people in the street. Divination is divination, garlic is for sale. The fortune teller called the one who hung garlic and the one who hung garlic called the one who bought garlic. Fortune tellers don't buy garlic that hangs garlic, and those who hang garlic are not fortune tellers.
Tongue twister is a folk language game in China, which combines easily confused words with initials, finals or tones into repeated, overlapping, flashing and awkward sentences, requiring quick pronunciation in one breath.
Tongue twisters are characterized by deliberately combining several disyllabic words with overlapping rhymes or words with the same or similar pronunciation and easily confused words into simple and interesting rhymes, thus forming an easy-to-read but interesting language art.
It is worth mentioning that tongue twisters are good teaching materials for language training. Seriously practicing tongue twister can make your mind react flexibly, use your breath freely, articulate your mouth clearly and avoid stuttering. It can also be used as a casual and funny language game.