"Catch Misgurnus anguillicaudatus" is a song sung by Bao Meisheng and included in the album "Song of Bao Meisheng". The song was written on 1975. It was not a nursery rhyme at first, but a campus folk song, which was later covered by Ye Jiaxiu. This song shows a moving picture of children playing in the field and experiences the happy mood of children playing in nature by describing the scene that children are eager to catch loach after rain. Pay attention to let students feel the emotional experience of Shan Ye's childlike interest brought by music, and feel the beauty of nature.
Bao Meisheng, born in Taiwan Province Province from 65438 to 0958, was one of the most representative folk singers in 1970s. Graduated from the History Department of National Taiwan University, he was the winner of the first Golden Rhyme Award. Bao Meisheng has a clear timbre and full of childlike interest. He is highly recognized among many folk singers, and because of his unique voice, he is deeply loved by the audience at the peak of folk songs. A * * * has released four albums, including Bao Meisheng's Song-You Wait for me in the Deep Sunset, Sky Monologue, The Pot of Fire and The Woodman's Song.
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Bao Meisheng grew up in Taichung. Bao Meisheng is the youngest daughter in the family. Her two sisters and one brother love her very much. My father used to work in an airline and is now retired. My mother is a primary school teacher. When she was studying, she ran home as soon as she had a holiday, even if it was a short holiday. But now that I'm at work, it's not so easy to go back.
After graduating from high school and taking the senior high school entrance examination, there is a long holiday. Bao Meisheng likes to eat mung bean soup. Afraid of burning dry, I didn't want to stare at the stove, so I picked up my brother's guitar and groped for it myself. Under the guidance of my brother and classmates, I enjoyed a summer vacation. At that time, there was no choice in singing, mainly American folk songs found in songbooks. Speaking of singing, according to my mother, I like singing since I was a child, and so do my brothers, sisters and mothers.
In the first grade of primary school, I was lying in bed listening to my mother teach her to sing green island serenade. This scene is still unforgettable. When I first learned guitar, I played guitar on the kitchen stairs and sang plum blossoms with my mother. This is really a family gathering.