Chinese Rhymes

Passed down orally from one generation to another, Chinese Rhymes were an important form of oral traditions for people of various Chinese dialect groups, such as Teochew and Cantonese, to share traditional stories and express their emotions with one another.
From bedtime rhymes to stories relating to the Second World War, Chinese rhymes came in all shapes and forms and remain an important part of oral traditions of the community.
Find out more about Chinese Rhymes as told by Mr Lee Kok Leong and Ms Judy Chua in this video.
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[@judiths.decipponeri9503]

I have been trying to get the words to the old rhymes my grandfather used to recite when I was a child, he passed away when I was 10 and I could vagely remember them, here I got 2 of them I´m still missing one about 2 bothers one joining the army and the next one was a philosopher or something so but I cant get remember the words..thanks for sharing

[@ultraferal6138]

This is really well made.