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What do you mean by a cow and two horns on a high mountain?
This sentence comes from a folk children's song, which is widely circulated. The original sentence is:

A cow on a high mountain,

Two horns and a head,

The hooves are divided into eight petals,

The tail grows behind the hair.

This nursery rhyme about cattle is widely known and vividly describes the characteristics of cattle. Help children understand daily life by rhyming.

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In the traditional society, children's songs, though in a low position, bear the same enlightenment work as "Saint Amethyst" and "Hundred Family Names". It is through lively nursery rhymes that children communicate with each other, become partners and learn some life experiences.

Some children's songs have a little daily education content, such as "Thumb Brother, Second Thumb Brother, Three Fingers, Four Kings, Little Cowherd, Cattle Farm, Arm and Wrist, Carrying Water and Children". Have a bowl. Sweet oil drum, two lamps, a small cattail leaf fan, a clothes hook, and the top of the head ",which is like reading a picture today, helping children understand daily life by rhyming.

Similar children's songs include "Cattle on the Mountain, with two horns and one head, four hooves and eight petals, and a long tail behind the ass".

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