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White stone pagoda tongue twister
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Baishi was white and slippery, so I moved to Baishi to build the White Pagoda.

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The white stone pagoda is white and slippery.

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Tongue twisters are characterized by deliberately combining several two-syllable rhyming words or words with the same or similar pronunciation with easily confused phrases into simple and interesting rhymes. In the process of communication, people constantly modify, process, enrich and improve it, making it more similar to humorous ballads and more interesting.

Extended data

The White Stone Pagoda mentioned in the tongue twister comes from a building in Xinhui District, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province. It is a white marble solid stone tower with six corners and seven floors, heavy wood structure, and the height is 6. 1 m. Because of its architectural name, the tongue twister of Baishi Tower was later extended.

Tongue twisters can be traced back to the era of the Yellow Emperor more than 5000 years ago. With the formation and development of language, more and more disyllabic words are found. Some literati who are close to the lower class have also begun to pay attention to this popular literary form. Later, Song Yu, a Chu lyricist who was later than Qu Yuan, also introduced double-rhyme words into the hall of poetry creation.

Tongue twisters are always done in one go, and some are pronounced in dialects with strong local characteristics. When China folk literary and art workers create tongue twisters, they inject a new flavor of the times, some of which have the function of education and help thinking, such as: eating grapes without spitting grape skins, spitting grape skins without eating grapes (grape skins).