卖女孩的小火柴卖男孩的打火机
[mài nǚ hái de xiăo huŏ chái mài nán hái de dă huŏ jī]
Referring to Hans Christian Andersen's work, 'The Little Match Girl', it reflects how hard children's lives used to be through a tragic story line from history or literature and uses matches and lighters respectively as the symbols connecting them. Using irony, this user name highlights a certain feeling or perspective towards modern gender or society issues, emphasizing the difference between girls selling matches in Andersen's story (poor social condition) and boys currently selling lighters (contemporary commercial culture).