1. "Every time I walk by the teacher's window"

The song "Every time I walk by the teacher's window" had a huge effect as soon as it was released. Soon the song Translated into Chinese by Cui Bin, it set off a wave of different interpretations of teachers in the land of China.

2. "Let's Swing the Oars"

"Let's Swing the Sculls" is a song written by Mr. Qiao Yu, composed by Mr. Liu Chi, and sung by Liu Huifang. This song is the theme song of the children's film "Flowers of the Motherland" filmed in 1955.

3. "Little Grass"

"Little Grass"? is a song sung by Liu Wenzheng, and Zhuo Yiting's cover is included in the album "Campus Youth Music".

4. "Jasmine"

"Jasmine" is a Chinese folk song. It originated from the "Flower Flower Tune" that has been sung for hundreds of years in Liuhe, Nanjing. It was collected from Liuhe by the military composer He Fang. A compilation of folk songs. The arrangement of music and lyrics was completed in 1957.

5. "Wild Chrysanthemum"

"Wild Chrysanthemum" is a song written by Xia Chunyong, composed by Xia Chunyong/Pan Fangli, and starring Lin Zhiying.

6. "Song of Seven Colors of Light"

"Song of Seven Colors of Light" is a domestic children's song. The song tells about the sun, which brings us seven colors of brilliance. Today we are Grow under the sun, tomorrow we will create a seven-color world.

7. "Listen to Mommy Talking About the Past"

"Listen to Mommy Talking About the Past" is a song sung by the Children's Chorus of China Central People's Broadcasting Station. Hua wrote the lyrics and Qu Xixian arranged and composed the music. The song was released in 1957.

8. "Mom and Me"

"Mom and Me" Mom and Me is a children's song, suitable for babies aged 1-6 years old.

Four-two time is based on a quarter note, and there are two beats in each measure.

Meter (Chinese word) Beat [Meter] is a unit for measuring rhythm. In music, a series of beats with certain strengths and weaknesses appear repeatedly at certain intervals. Such as 2/4, 4/4, 3/4 beats, etc. Beat, an organizational form in a piece of music that expresses fixed unit duration and intensity patterns.

Beat, an organizational form in music that represents fixed unit duration and intensity patterns. Also called beat. The cycle of strong beats and weak beats in each section is called two beats; the cycle of strong beats, weak beats, and weak beats is called three beats. The notation that represents the duration and number of the basic unit beats in each section is called the time signature. The upper number of the time signature indicates the number of beats in each measure, and the lower number indicates the duration of each beat.

For example, 2/4 means that a quarter note is a beat, and there are 2 beats in each measure. The actual time of the value in the time signature should depend on the tempo of the music. Among different rhythm types, there is only one downbeat per measure, which is called a single beat.

For example, 2/4 and 2/8 are single 2 time signatures, and 3/4 and 3/8 are single 3 time signatures. Each measure has one downbeat and two downbeats, which is called a compound beat. For example, 4/4 and 6/8 are complex 2 beats, and 9/8 and 9/16 are complex 3 beats.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Beat