Postscript of "The Shirt's Collar"

My favorite thing in Andersen's Fairy Tales is the collar of wild swan and shirt. Know why I like wild swan? Because the story is good. The word "embellishment" I read from that story.

The collar of the shirt is: In the past, there was a collar of a shirt. It is very old, but there is no wife. When its owner took it to the sink for washing, it saw the garter. It wants to marry the garter. Later, it saw the scissors, and it wanted to marry the scissors. Later, it saw the iron again, and it wanted to marry the iron. Finally, when he saw the comb, he wanted to marry the comb. However, the comb already has a husband. It can only go to the place where the rags are made into paper. It said to all the rags that the wives that he had seen had left for it. In fact, this is not a real thing.

The collar of the shirt tells us the truth: I can't like this for a while, I like it for a while, so I can never make friends.

Beijing People's Congress attached to the first grade: Shi Yuqing