Bunny is a nursery rhyme in Mandarin, which was released on June 28th, 2002. Performing the song "Rabbit Darling" 1920 Beijing Creation. "Bunny", formerly known as "Tiger Calling the Door", is a children's musical fragment created by a father.
Creative background:
1920 On the Mid-Autumn Festival night, a group of young people who love music gathered outside an apartment in Beijing. Everyone is chatting while enjoying the moon. In a relaxed and warm atmosphere, like-minded friends chatted enthusiastically, and when they were in a good mood, they proposed to organize a music club. In the same year, The Tiger Calling the Door, which bears the childhood memories of several generations, was released.
In fact, this song was originally published in the script of the musical Sister Fairy serialized in the special issue of children's magazine Cool Wind. At that time, there were no rabbits.
1928, when Zhonghua Book Company published the single version of the play, the title of the play was changed to Sister Fairy, and the role of Bunny was also changed to Little Pigeon. However, the previous version of the rabbit has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. As a result, the folk song is still Bunny, and the title of the song is naturally considered Bunny.
Bunny is an ancient fairy tale deeply loved by children, and it is also a children's song widely sung. This nursery rhyme comes from a short story. The story mainly tells the story that the wolf pretends to be the mother of the white rabbit and wants to go into the house and eat the baby rabbit. Bunny saw through it, and when the mother rabbit came back, she praised Bunny for being clever. This shows the cleverness of the rabbit. A Bunny has been sung in China for 100 years and has become a memory of several generations!