Size: 3*1.5cm
Material: Beech
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When I was young, if I was naughty and messed with some things, I would occasionally hear my parents or elders sigh up to the sky: "The fire goes out...". I didn't understand the meaning at the time, except that the adult's tone sounded I was helpless, and I found the pronunciation a bit funny, and I couldn't help but laugh out, "Do you still dare to laugh?" Of course, he was scolded again.
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When the fire goes out (sound: Huihua goes), it means that the fire goes out, which means miserable, finished, or terrible. Imagine being a family of young people waiting for a meal when they were hungry, but when the rice was half-cooked, the gas suddenly disappeared and the fire went out. This is probably the feeling
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But maybe I really think his pronunciation is very funny, which means a little bit more self-ridicule and fun in hardship for me. Okay, although the fire has gone out, it's okay, so I have to start the fire again. Occasionally, I only extinguished the fire after I finished talking. I thought about laughing and laughed, which seemed to be more refreshing.
