Title: "Bunny Bunny"
Lyrics:
Bunny Bunny Bunny, open the door
Open the door quickly, I want to come in.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Bunny, open the door,
Open it quickly, I want to come in.
Open the door, open the door, I'll open the door,
Mommy's back, open the door.
"Little Rabbit Be Good" is a children's song derived from a short story, with lyrics and music composed by Lai Kam Fai. The story is about a big bad wolf who pretends to be the white rabbit's mother and tries to enter the house to eat the baby rabbits after the white rabbit's mother leaves, but the baby rabbits recognize it and the white rabbit's mother comes back and praises the baby rabbits for their cleverness and resourcefulness. This shows the cleverness of the baby rabbits.
Expanded:
The mother rabbit had three children, one called Red Eyes, one called Long Ears, and one called Short Tail.
One day, the mother rabbit said to her children, "Mom went to the field to pull carrots, you guys take good care of the house, close the door tightly, and don't open the door to anyone who comes to call, and open it only when mom comes back."
When the mother rabbit had finished speaking, she took her basket and went into the field. The little rabbit remembered his mother's words and closed the door tightly. After a while, the big bad wolf came, and he wanted to take the little rabbit as a snack, but the little rabbit closed the door so tightly that he couldn't get in!
The Big Bad Wolf sat in front of the rabbit's house, squinting, thinking of a bad idea, and when he saw the rabbit's mother coming back, he ran and hid behind a big tree.
The mother rabbit walked to the door, pushed the door, the door closed tightly, so she knocked on the door, while singing: "Little rabbit good boy, open the door! Hurry up and open it, I want to come in." As soon as the bunnies heard that it was their mother's voice, they all called out, "Mommy's back, Mommy's back!" They rushed to open the door for mommy, and rushed to help mommy carry the basket, scared, mommy came back from pulling so many carrots.
The mother rabbit kissed the red eyes, kissed the long ears, and kissed the short tail, and praised them for being good children.
What about the big bad wolf? It hid behind the tree and secretly learned the song that the mother rabbit sang. It thought, "Hmph, I've got an idea. I'll come back tomorrow." And it went back to its lair.
The next day, the mother rabbit went into the woods to pick mushrooms, and the little rabbit closed the door tightly. After a while, the big bad wolf came again. He knocked on the door and sang in a thick, muffled voice: "Bunny, open the door! Open it quickly, I want to come in."
Red Eyes, when she heard it, thought that her mother was back: "Mommy's back, Mommy's back!" Short tail heard, also thought that mom came back: "Quickly open the door for mom yo, quickly open the door for mom yo!" When Long Ears heard it, he pulled Red Eyes and Short Tail, "No no no, that's not mommy's voice."
Red Eyes and Short Tail looked into the doorway, "No, no! It's not mommy, it's the big bad wolf." The bunnies said in unison, "No, no, I won't open it! Mommy isn't back, and no one is coming to open it." The big bad wolf got anxious, "I am your mommy!" The little rabbits said, "We don't believe it, we don't believe it! Why don't you stick your tail in and show us."
"Okay, I'll just stick my tail in close and show you." The bunny opened the door a little, and the big bad wolf stuck his tail in, and hey, a big fluffy tail. One, two, three, BOOM - the bunny made a strong effort and closed the door so tightly that the big bad wolf's tail got caught.
The big bad wolf wailed in pain, "Aigoo, aigoo, it hurts me ...... let me go, let me go!"
This time, the mother rabbit came back, it put down the basket, picked up the wooden stick, towards the big bad wolf's head to hit hard.
The Big Bad Wolf couldn't stand it, and pulled so hard that he broke his tail. He threw down a large part of his tail and fled to the mountains.
Then the mother rabbit breathed a sigh of relief, threw down her stick, picked up her basket, and knocked on the door while singing, "Good little rabbit, open the door! Open it quickly, I want to come in." The little rabbit heard his mother's voice, grabbed to help his mother carry the basket, and the mother rabbit said happily, "You are really good children."