Daily Chinese Phrase-我不小心打碎了碗

Can you describe this situation in Chinese? Uh-oh, the bowl fell to the ground and broke. The little girl accidentally broke the bowl. She broke one, two... She broke two bowls. The little girl was shocked. Then she threw away the other bowls. All the bowls were broken. Her grandfather was smiling as he filmed her. Her grandmother comforted her and said, It's okay, it's okay. There was a little girl holding a bowl. The bowl fell to the ground and broke. The little girl accidentally broke the bowl. She accidentally broke a plate. She accidentally broke a mirror. She accidentally broke a cup, etc. All these objects are broken objects. What's the difference between breaking and breaking? Let's look at this example. She broke a vase. The vase fell to the ground and broke. He knocked over the vase and it fell to the ground and broke. She was so scared that she froze. Then she threw away all the other bowls. She cried. She ran away. She was confused. She was stupid. She was scared to death. She fainted. Then what did she do? Then she threw away all the other bowls. All the bowls were broken. But her grandparents weren't angry. All the bowls were broken. But her grandparents weren't angry. Her grandpa was smiling while filming. Her grandma comforted him and said, It's OK. OK, let's take a video. Her grandma comforted him and said, It's OK. I don't know what to say to comfort you. She tried to comfort him. Her grandpa was smiling while filming. Her grandma comforted him and said, It's OK. Why do Chinese people say Sui Sui Ping An when they break things? I'll tell you in the next video.