In the children's song "Baozi, Scissors, Hammer", the lyrics of "Baozi" with five fingers spread out means "baozi" refers to the "cloth" in rock, paper, scissors. The rules of the game are "baozi, paper" wins "hammer", and "hammer" wins "scissors". "Scissors" win "baozibu", the specific lyrics are as follows:

Composer: Various Stars

Singer: Various Stars

The five fingers spread out are buns, and the index finger and middle finger are scissors

The fist in the little hand is a hammer, Gulu Gulu Buns

Gulu Gulu Hammer, Gulu Gulu Scissors

Let’s see who wins first, Gulu Gulu Buns

GuluGulu Hammer, GuluGulu Scissors

Let’s see who wins first, let’s see who wins first.

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Children's songs can be classified in different ways according to different standards. Children's songs can be roughly divided into two categories according to their functions: game children's songs and educational children's songs. Game nursery rhymes are a kind of entertainment-based nursery rhymes that are simple, easy to understand, catchy, and close to life.

In comparison, educational children's songs focus more on educational guidance, so they are also called enlightening and educational children's songs. In addition, tongue twisters for training language skills can be seen as the prototype of game-type children's songs. The emergence of tongue twisters can be traced back to the Yellow Emperor's era more than 5,000 years ago. The "Tange" "Bamboo Clearing, Extending Bamboo, Flying Earth" that has been fortunately preserved in ancient books is said to have been written during the reign of the Yellow Emperor.