3rd grade essay I like fairy tales and little girls selling matches

The Little Match Girl

It tells the tragic fate of a little girl who sells matches on Christmas Eve.

Because not a single match was sold, the little girl did not eat for a day. She was cold and hungry, she polished the first match, and saw the warm stove; She lit the second match and saw the fragrant roast goose; She struck the third match and saw the beautiful Christmas tree; She polished the fourth match and saw her long-lost grandmother.

She was afraid that when the matches went out, her grandmother would go out with the stove and roast the goose.

The Christmas tree disappeared, and he polished a whole match, trying to keep his grandmother by his side. In the end, the little girl died with a smile on her lips, and no one knew what she had seen in the last moments of her life.

The Little Match Girl" is a fairy tale that has made many readers sad, and the author tells the tragic story of the little girl on Christmas night, which is such a bleak situation, and the little girl always holds on to the good life.

Maybe this is where the true nature of human nature lies.

Andersen. The combination of such a weak and tragic girl and her yearning for a better life and the cruel environment she faces in reality expresses the author's whipping and ruthlessness towards capitalism, and also exposes capitalist society.

of darkness. The contrast between light and dark, and the contrast between warmth and cruelty, places this fairy tale in a sad and miserable realm.

There was a little girl who, at Christmas, was wandering outside. She had a bundle of matches in her hand, and her mother had told her to come out and sell them, and she was not allowed to go home until they were finished. The little girl sat on the ground, and no one bought her matches.

So the little girl sat in the corner and fell asleep gradually. The little girl couldn't wake up like this. She died, and no one held a funeral for her, why?

Why? Why do we have padded jackets and little girls don't? We had hats and gloves, but she didn't; We can eat delicious chickens and ducks, but she can't, the little girl should have a padded jacket, she should have gloves, hats, she should have eaten delicious chickens and ducks, she should have gone to school but she has nothing, the only thing she has is fatigue and hunger, why are people so cold at that time?

Although they walked past the little girl, they did not even pay attention to the little girl, and walked forward on their own, without extending a loving hand to help the little girl. If the people of that time had love and could help poor people like little girls, I believe the world would be a better place. can be called grandson with this, only Kai Xiao is my reverie.

If the world really became this beautiful way, there would not be many poor people anymore. I really hope that the world will change and become the world of my reverie!

Today I read a fairy tale (+ story) (+ is) "The little match girl". The author of this fairy tale (+ story) is Hans Christian Andersen, who is known as the king of fairy tales in the world (written - removed). After reading the fairy tale, I couldn't calm down for a long time.

The fate of the little girl is too sad (hurt - changed to "miserable").

The correction is as follows (I don't know if it's right):

Today I read a fairy tale that told me that I was a "little match girl". The author of this fairy tale + story is Hans Christian Andersen, who is known as the king of fairy tales in the world. After reading the fairy tale, I couldn't calm down for a long time. The fate of the little sock girl is too tragic.

In Grimm's Fairy Tales, my favorite match seller is the little girl who sells matches, because the little girl dies with a smile on her lips, and the beautiful fantasy of lighting matches is in stark contrast to her starving real life.

Through this fairy tale, Hans Christian Andersen expresses his deep sympathy for the tragic plight of the poor people and his dissatisfaction with the society of the time, ruthlessly revealing the darkness and evil of the capitalist society.