The author has other names. I only know one of them is the little girl who sells matches. Sorry for the trouble.

The author of the 'girl who sells matches' story is Hans Christian Andersen.

It's a sad tale about a poor little girl trying to sell matches in the cold to make a living.

It's a sad tale. The girl is out in the cold, trying to sell matches to make a living. She has dreams and hopes but faces harsh reality.

The moral is mainly about the sad state of the poor. In this story, the girl selling matches is a symbol of the underprivileged. It makes us realize that there are many people in the world suffering from poverty and coldness. It also encourages us to be more empathetic towards those less fortunate, as the girl's death at the end is a tragic consequence of the lack of care and support from society.

The main character is the little girl. She is poor and has to sell matches to survive. The other characters are the people in the houses she passes by. They are warm and comfortable inside their homes, while she is out in the cold. Their presence emphasizes the difference between her situation and those who are better off.

The author of Journey to the West was the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Chengen. He wrote a legendary novel about Xuanzang, a monk of the Tang Dynasty, and his disciples. It described the story of their success in retrieving the true scriptures after going through countless hardships. Ever since its publication, the novel had been popular and became a classic in the history of Chinese literature.

It's a sad tale about a poor little girl who's out in the cold, trying to sell matches to make a living, but ultimately has a tragic end.

The moral is about the harshness of poverty and the coldness of society. The little girl is left out in the cold, both literally and metaphorically, while others are warm and celebrating. It shows how the vulnerable can be ignored and how cruel the world can be to those with no means.

The main character is the little girl who sells matches. There are also some people she encounters briefly, like the people who pass her by without buying any matches, but she is the central focus.

Sorry, I'm not familiar with the author of this work. There are so many books out there and without more context or research, it's impossible for me to tell. You may search for it on some well - known book - related websites or ask in a local bookstore.