Development of Chinese Children's Folk Music
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Looking back on the history of the development of children's songs in China over the past one hundred years, it is easy to see that popular culture is a product of the times, and children's songs have developed and changed precisely with the times. The unique characteristics of the times and the rich atmosphere of life are the source of the vitality of children's songs. The organic combination of various ways of music creation can enable Chinese children's songs to maintain their national status without losing the characteristics of the times, which is a new trend in the creation of children's songs. Looking to the future, children's songs will surely provide richer spiritual food for children's path of growth. Integrating children's music can effectively enhance children's musical sensitivity in music education. By listening to music, children can deeply understand the emotions that the author needs to express. It also enriches children's imagination and enables them to experience the emotions expressed in Chinese folk music.
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