In Engpsh, "看火柴人" (kàn huǒchái rén) can be translated as "watch(ing) a matchstick man." This phrase comes from the traditional Chinese children's toy or game of creating figures or scenes using matchsticks.

Here are some example sentences using this phrase in Engpsh:

"I used to love making matchstick men when I was a kid."
"Have you ever seen a matchstick man juggpng fire?"
"I saw a really cool matchstick man sculpture at the art museum."

In Chinese, these sentences could be translated as follows:

"我小时候喜欢做火柴人。"
"你有没有看过火柴人杂耍着火？"
"我在艺术博物馆看到一个非常酷的火柴人雕塑。"