"The Little Match Girl" is a fairy tale. Through the narrative of a little match girl who froze to death in the street, it exposed the evils of capitalist society and expressed the author's sympathy for the tragic experience of working people.

New words and phrases

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Chai chái (matches, firewood, skinny)

Cold lěng (cold, frozen, icy cold)

Old Ji (old and new, old, old clothes)

Skirt qún (skirt, apron, dress)

Pity lián (pity, pity, misery loves company)

Hunger (hunger, hungry ghost, hunger)

Hū (almost, cares, seems)

Yan (flame, flame, fireworks)

Wax là (candles, paraffin wax, crayons)

Candle zhú (candle, wick, candlestick)

Fu (rich, rich and colorful)

Sue si (tell, tell, complain)

Leave lí (leaving, parting, separation)

I will recognize

Roll ju m: n (tape measure, cigarette, film)

Zhèng money (make money, break free, struggle)

A few j: (almost, probability, tea table)

Combustion rán (combustion, ignition, spontaneous combustion)

Shake Hu m: ng (shake, shake, shake)

Rowing (rowing, striking matches, rowing)

Spray pèn (perfume, perfume, fountain)

Collocation of words

A pair of slippers? A lovely little girl with a candle? Thick, cold walls? Intense light

Two carriages? A poor little girl with a fire? Bright candles? A fragrant roast goose

A pair of little feet? A stove with long blond hair? Exquisite plates, warm flames

A match? A wall? Beautiful Christmas tree? Gentle grandma, bright flame

A scent? A star, a strange fire, a kind grandmother, a twinkling star

A house? A matchstick? The transparent tulle and warm stove waddled along.