小草 [Xiǎo cǎo] [English translation]
大風起，把頭搖一搖
風停了，又挺直腰
大雨來，彎著背讓雨澆
雨停了，抬起頭站直腳
不怕風不怕雨，立志要長高
小草，實在是並不小
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Wang Mon-Ling
- country:Taiwan
- Languages:Chinese, Taiwanese Hokkien
- Wiki:https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%8E%8B%E5%A4%A2%E9%BA%9F
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