卖女孩的火柴梗
[mài nǚ hái de huŏ chái gĕng]
'卖女孩的火柴梗' ('Matchsticks from the story “The Little Girl Who Sold Matches”') refers to Hans Christian Andersen’s famous short tale about poverty, suffering, and the fragile hope found in simple pleasures. It symbolizes vulnerability and a yearning for warmth in harsh realities.