乔治乔治胖嘟嘟， 亲亲女生弄她哭， 来了男生课间操， 乔治乔治把腿跑！ Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry, When the boys came out to play, Georgie Porgie ran away.
The funny thing is, I seem to have misinterpreted this nursery rhyme a bit, because none of the historical pictures show Georgie as fat! I don’t know what the pudding and pie is all about, then. Just rhythmic filler, I guess.
But I always thought it meant that Georgie was a big eater, so in my Chinese version, he’s chubby.
It relates to King George IV of the United Kingdom. He was indeed overweight and had a liking for the ladies (except for his wife that is with whom he had an ongoing spat and tried many times to divorce.)