It's a jingle: I've escaped from the desert, lasted the sheep, been a soldier, carried a gun, drove a carriage, transported grain, chopped up people, stood on the road and kissed, been a soldier, stood on the post, played a hooligan to join the party, went to work, came down from work, and played the leader of the award.
Extension of knowledge about "jingle":
Introduction:
This linguistic phenomenon, the people are generally called "jingle". The jingle originates from the life, the most common is to sell goods vendors use, the goods sell good or bad and the jingle compilation has a great relationship between good and bad. When used properly, jingles can even achieve the purpose of selling goods to clear the field.
What is "jingyue", according to the "Modern Chinese Dictionary" explanation, refers to "a popular folk oral rhymes, sentence length is not the same, purely colloquial, read up very smooth." We think it may be more appropriate to call this contemporary popular language phenomenon "folk ballad". The so-called "folk ballads" are "folk songs, mostly related to current affairs and politics".
One is that it comes from the folk, and widely circulated in the folk, it is a member of the family of "folk";
Two is that nowadays, these "jingyi" are mainly reflecting and satirizing the many undesirable phenomena of the society, mostly related to the current affairs. The most important thing is that these "jingles" mainly reflect and satirize many bad phenomena in the society, mostly related to current affairs, and have a clear tendency in the meaning of praise and blame, which is in line with the definition of "ballad".
The difference lies in the word "new". Because this kind of ballad is mainly a phenomenon that emerged since the 1980s, accompanied by China's reform and opening up, it is a "language product" of the new period, and it has its uniqueness in the way it is spoken - people only speak orally, not in the form of musical recitation.
The reason why contemporary Chinese "new ballads" are so "developed" is that, in addition to profound social reasons, their carrier -- language -- is also characterized by its form. From the many examples cited above, the new ballads have a **** the same characteristics: easy to catch, pleasant to the ear, good to read and remember, and humorous, vivid image. Because of this, the new ballads spread quickly and widely. From the point of view of language use, the new ballad shows a set of perfect systematic characteristics from phonetics, grammar to rhetoric.
Reflecting the national characteristics.
Examples of jingle:
(1) Vocabulary: Well-phrased, with distinctive figurative colors leaping off the page.
Example: wearing material, holding a belly, dragging a tune, drawing circles.
(2) Grammar:
The sentences are neat and tidy, like the Yangtze River flowing in a stream
From the many examples cited above, the new ballad has a great feature in the grouping of sentences: it pays attention to the neat and tidy arrangement of sentences, and uses equal number of words and the same sentences between statements, and even pays attention to the correspondence of lexical properties. I'm not sure if you're a good writer, but I'm a good writer.
Example: Spending a lot of money, sweating a lot, destroying a lot of fields.
(3) Phonetics:
The most distinctive feature of the new ballad's phonetics is its "rhyme". Because the ballad is not a general oral speech, and therefore with poetry, music and lyrics and so on, more or less to pay attention to a little rhyme, so that people will be pleasant to the ear and harmony, read to the smooth and easy to remember. For example, the new ballad "In the 50's, all the people made steel, in the 60's, all the people went to the countryside, in the 70's, all the people went into business in the 80's", the last word of each sentence is the same rhyme, which is a very standard form of rhyming, coupled with the neat arrangement of the sentence, it is particularly loud and melodious to read it, and if it is replaced by a non-rhyming synonym to express the same meaning. If the same meaning is expressed in a non-rhyming synonym, such as "all the people made steel in the 1950s, all the people suffered in the 1960s, all the people went to the countryside in the 1970s, and all the people did business in the 1980s", the effect will be much worse.
Example: (five-word sentence, or two, two, two, one, or two, three)
There is no taste in my mouth, so I'm going to have an on-site meeting; the food in my house is poor, so I'm going to the countryside to check; and I'm going to have a training course if I want to have an extra meal.