You shoot two, I shoot two, and two children throw handkerchiefs.

You shoot three, I shoot three, and three children eat cookies.

You shoot four, I shoot four, and four children write big characters.

You shoot five, I shoot five, and five children are dancing.

You clap six, I clap six, six children clap the ball.

You shoot seven, I shoot seven, seven children in new clothes.

You clap eight, I clap eight, and eight children play the trumpet.

You shoot nine, I shoot nine, and nine children walk quickly.

You shoot ten, I shoot ten, and ten children aim high.

Extended data

The "jingle" sentence is not uniform in length, and it is very pure and easy to read. "We think it may be more appropriate to call this popular language phenomenon' folk songs'. The so-called "folk songs", that is, "folk songs, are mostly related to current affairs and politics." I say this for the following reasons:

First, it comes from the people and is widely circulated among the people. In fact, it is a member of the people's big family;

Secondly, these "jingles" now mainly reflect many bad phenomena in satirical society, most of which are related to current events, and have a distinct tendency in the sense of praise and criticism, which conforms to the definition of "folk songs".