Selling chicken tune
Classic lyrics editor
Cock song (selling cock hat):
Rooster, rooster, comb on the head, mud on the feet.
Snow flies without chaos, and stars are heavy without chaos.
Since ancient times, there have been no chickens in the south of the Yangtze River.
The owner of the eclipse catches rice three times, but his feet climb the sand without touching the mud.
Prayer song:
The rooster is the most prosperous and crows the loudest.
Jumping up the barn will add a hundred blessings, and the gods will protect the village farm.
I wish you fellow villagers a good day.
Good weather and good luck all the year round.
Second, I wish you a good geographical location.
Native white jade and six livestock are flourishing, arachis duranensis.
Three wishes to fellow villagers, people and fashion.
Sun Xian, the dutiful son, respects the teacher and respects the road, and his sister-in-law is happy.
3 history editor
Kaiping Chicken Selling Tune is a kind of folk ballad with strong regional characteristics gradually formed in the long-term social and historical evolution. Since the Jin and Tang Dynasties, there have been many wars in the Central Plains, and a large number of people have moved south to avoid chaos, and Central Plains culture has been brought in. Folk songs created and sung orally by people are integrated with folk songs in the surrounding areas, and gradually form a unique Kaiping folk song. By the early 20th century, Muyu, Fang Jia songs, nursery rhymes, wedding songs and mourning songs had become quite popular. Later, on the basis of Nanyi songs, it developed the tune of selling chicken, the song of Helou, the tune of Eight Immortals, the tune of plum blossom and the tune of selling chicken, which were widely sung among the people. Among them, selling chicken tune is the most local feature in Kaiping, so it is called "selling chicken tune in Kaiping". It evolved from the original song sung by Nanyi (Taoist) when he was doing things. There are many superstitious elements in the lyrics. Later, with the changes of the times, the lyrics also injected new content. After the founding of New China, Kaiping Cultural Department began to excavate, sort out and popularize the chicken selling tune. In 1950s and 1960s, it was the heyday of singing activities of selling chicken tunes. A large number of writers and singers emerged and created a large number of works, which made Kaiping selling chicken tunes step onto the big stage from rural areas and fields.
Kaiping Chicken Selling Tune is a valuable national and folk cultural heritage, an important part of overseas Chinese culture and the basis for the development and continuation of advanced culture. It has certain value in academic research such as anthropology, linguistics, folklore, and the history of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. In the entries of Guangdong Quyi Zhi, selling chicken tune has been listed as a genre of Guangdong Quyi. In recent years, Kaiping Chicken Selling Tune has been sung in Kaiping, Beijing and at home and abroad, and won numerous awards in provincial and national competitions, which has a great influence. In addition, it is a folk art deeply loved by overseas Chinese from Siyi and compatriots in Hong Kong and Macao, and it has become a link to convey local accent and communicate the feelings of overseas Chinese.
1In July, 965, Suixi County, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province established Suixi County Literary Qingqi Team and went to Guangzhou No.1 Normal School for training. During this period, Enping County Team performed the program "monster hunt" sung in "Selling Chicken Tune", and this folk art program was also studied and introduced to Suixi County.