他是谁？

在古代的街头巷尾，常常可以看到一个身影——卖炭翁。他是一个年纪不小的老人，总是穿着一件破旧的大衣，背上扛着一筐筐的木炭。他的面容weathered, eyes are filled with a deep sense of wisdom and kindness. He has been selling charcoal in this street for many years, and people have grown accustomed to his presence.

他为什么会成为卖炭翁？

Sell charcoal is not an easy job. It requires strength and patience. The old man used to be a farmer, but after his wife passed away, he found it difficult to continue farming alone. So he moved to the city and started selling charcoal on the street. He worked hard every day, rain or shine, just to make ends meet.

他有哪些特点？

The old man is known for his honesty and fairness. No matter how cold it is outside or how busy the street is during peak hours, he always manages to find time for his customers. He never overcharges anyone nor does he undercharge them either. His customers trust him implicitly because they know that they can rely on him.

他的生活怎样？

Despite being a seller of charcoal, the old man leads a simple yet fulfilling life. He wakes up early every morning before sunrise to go out and gather firewood from nearby forests or mountainsides which will later become coal when burned properly at home through careful processes involving heat treatments like kiln drying; then returns home late evening after finishing work on streetside stalls where vendors sell various items including foodstuffs cooked by vendors who prepare meals right there next door as well! After dinner with some family members if present (his children live elsewhere), he spends most evenings sitting by candlelight reading books about history & philosophy while sipping tea made from fresh herbs gathered locally - such serene moments!

人们对他的看法是什么？

People around here hold high regard for this kind-hearted gentleman called "Sell Charcoal Old Man." They see him as someone who embodies compassion without expectation of reward; someone whose dedication towards their work shows them what true commitment means in life – not just making money but also helping others feel warm inside during harsh winter days when temperatures plummet below freezing point outside these small homes built centuries ago now serving generations upon generations still living within these walls!

As one local resident once said: “He may only sell charcoal but I think we all could learn something valuable from observing how patiently & honestly works daily—unlike so many other things we rush through our lives doing today….”