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One bucket is poor, two buckets are rich, three buckets are four buckets to sell tofu, five buckets are six buckets to open a pawnshop, seven buckets are eight buckets to be an official, and nine buckets are ten buckets to enjoy the retired life.

In this jingle, each barrel represents a specific shape in a fingerprint on a person's hand. It is believed that different times of fighting will determine a person's fate. Poor in one bucket: people who have only one bucket will be poor. Two fights are rich: it means that people who have two fights will be rich.

Selling tofu with three fights and four fights: people with three fights and four fights will engage in a small business similar to selling tofu. Five fights and six pawnbrokers: refers to people with five fights and six pawnbrokers who open pawnbrokers and engage in large-scale commercial activities. Seven fights and eight fights to be an official: it means that people with seven fights and eight fights will hold official positions.

People who fight nine times out of ten will live a happy and healthy life. As a unique and charming language art, jingle expresses various life situations and concepts in a concise, rhythmic and humorous way, which is deeply loved and sung by people.

The characteristics of the jingle:

1, strong sense of rhythm

Phrases usually have a certain rhythm and rhyme, which makes them easy to remember and sing. The rhythm of jingle is often realized by rhyming, repetition, antithesis and other rhetorical devices. For example, eating grapes does not spit grape skins, and eating grapes does not spit grape skins. This sentence forms a distinct sense of rhythm through rhyme and antithesis.

2. The language is concise

Phrases are usually concise and express a concept or situation in the simplest and most vivid language. This concise and clear expression makes the jingle easy to spread and understand. For example, washing hands before and after meals simply expresses an important hygiene habit.

3. Humor

Phrases often have a sense of humor, which makes them more attractive. The sense of humor in Tinker Bell is often realized by exaggeration, metaphor, irony and other rhetorical devices. For example, when a mouse crosses the street, everyone shouts, which vividly expresses people's disgust and hatred for the mouse through exaggeration, and also has a certain sense of humor.