小白兔 xiǎobáitù (Small White Rabbits)
小白兔,白又白,
xiǎo bái tù, bái yòu bái,
两只耳朵竖起来,
liǎng zhī ěr duo shù qǐ lái,
爱吃萝卜爱吃菜,
ài chī luó bo ài chī cài,
蹦蹦跳跳真可爱。
bèng bèng tiào tiào zhēn kě ài. Small White Rabbits,
Oh, so white,
Both ears are up to here,
Love to eat carrots and greens,
Bounce! Bounce! Bounce!
They are really cute!
This nursery rhyme 小白兔 xiǎobáitù (White Small Rabbits) has been passed on for generations. It's not clear who wrote it and when it was written, but every child in China can sing it!
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