Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge. Grandma calls me a good baby.

A bag of sugar, a bag of fruit, grandma bought a fish to cook.

The head is not ripe, the tail is burnt, and it squeaks in the bowl, which hurts to eat.

Jump, jump, jump on the fish bridge, and the baby smiled happily.

Version 2:

Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge. Grandma calls me a good baby.

Please eat sugar, please eat cake, sugar, cake, don't be full.

Eat less and taste more, eat more and taste less.

This educational component is relatively heavy, and it was once selected as a primary school Chinese textbook.

Version 3:

Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge, grandma calls me a good baby,

My name is Grandma Yang Paopao, and Grandma calls me Little Red!

"Waipoqiao" is a widely sung song, and it is also a good sleep song. Soft songs are gently hummed from the mother's mouth, accompanying the child to sleep sweetly. This is a common song used by the mother when putting the baby to sleep.

Waipo Bridge, a stone arch bridge only 12 meters long and less than 3 meters wide, has a beautiful legend. Legend has it that a pair of children left by the seven fairies went all the way to Yaolin to find their grandmother for their birthday. When they passed by, they saw a deep and urgent stream blocking their way. They were very anxious.

At this time, Lv Dongbin, the Eight Immortals, was invited to Yaolin Wonderland to attend the Flat Peach Conference and happened to pass by. Seeing this, he drew a big arc on the stream with the sword in his hand. In the blink of an eye, a stone arch bridge appeared on the water, which finally enabled the grandparents to meet each other. Later, the bridge was named "Waipo Bridge" to commemorate the love of the Queen Mother for her grandchildren. This village is called "Grandma's House".

Up to now, there are still lullabies in which mothers put their children to sleep: "Shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge, my mother gives me rice cakes, my grandfather says I am a good baby, my grandmother hugs me and gives me a red paper bag, and even the food and use in this village carry the words" grandma ","grandma cake "and" grandma wine ". Beautiful folk stories add some charm to the bridge.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-waipoqiao