Why is Santa Claus all grandpa?

Because the old man has nothing to do, he wants to do a good deed before he goes to heaven, so as not to go to hell.

Children have to study, and besides, they don't have much income.

Girls want to be beautiful and refuse to climb chimneys.

The young man has to chase girls and earn money to support his family, so he has no time.

The grandmother has a sore back and leg cramps, so I can only ask the old grandfather, man, be an example!

Because she is an "old man", the woman has no beard and is not easy to make.

Why is it called Santa Claus?

Why don't you call it a Christmas child?

Westerners are good at abusing the elderly.

Let him drill the chimney on a snowy day.

Hee-hee, it's a new society, it's all men in the kitchen!

Because the old man is in charge of the family.

Because the old man has patience and love! `

Because grannies can't climb chimneys.

Santa Claus is human.

Santa Claus is a character in Western mythology and legend, who quietly gives gifts to children on the eve of Christmas in the legend, and is one of the representative characters of Western Christmas. He is popularly believed to be a derivative of St. Nicholas, and Santa's pre-terrestrial origins may be related to a red-and-white mushroom known as the Poison Fly Umbrella.

Legend has it that on the night of December 24, a mysterious man would fly through the sky in a sleigh pulled by nine reindeer, go from house to house through the chimney and secretly put gifts in the child's bedside socks or pile them under the Christmas tree by the fireplace. The rest of the year, he was busy making gifts and supervising the children's behavior.

Although no one has actually seen the mysterious man, people will dress up as him to give gifts to their children. He is usually described as an old man wearing a red hat, a large white beard, a red cotton coat, black boots, and a large bag containing gifts, and is customarily called "Santa Claus" because he always shows up on Christmas Eve to hand out gifts.

The story of Santa Claus

Once upon a time there was a kind-hearted nobleman whose wife died of illness, leaving him and his three daughters behind. The nobleman tried and failed, but ran out of money, so they had to move to a farmhouse, and his daughters had to cook, sew and clean themselves.

As the years passed, the daughters reached the age of marriage, but the father became more depressed because he had no money to buy dowries for his daughters. One night, the girls and children hung their stockings in front of the fireplace to dry after washing their clothes. When the saint Nikolai Nicholas learned of their father's condition, he came to their house that night.

He saw through the window that the family was asleep, and he also noticed the girls' stockings. Immediately, he took out three small packets of ** from his pocket and threw them one by one from the chimney, which happened to fall into the girls' stockings.

The next morning, the daughters woke up to find their stockings full of gold, enough for them to buy a dowry. As a result, the nobleman was able to see his daughters get married, and they lived happily ever after.

Later, children around the world carried on the tradition of hanging Christmas stockings. In other countries, children have a similar custom, such as in France, where children leave their shoes by the fireplace.

Summary. Hello dear, I'm glad to answer for you: No, Santa Claus is a messenger in a Finnish fairy tale, and every Christmas he drives a reindeer cart to give gifts to children, and he is a kind and kind old man!

Dear, hello, I am very happy to answer for you: No, the old man is a messenger in a Finnish fairy tale, and he will drive a reindeer cart to give gifts to children every Christmas, and he is a kind and kind old man!

Expansion: Regarding the origin of Santa Claus, it is believed that it was St. Nicholas, an Orthodox bishop who lived in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD. Born into a wealthy family on the shores of the Mediterranean, he grew up to be a philanthropist, and grew up giving gifts to the poor anonymously.

There is a legend that has been passed down to the present day, in addition to giving gifts to the poor, Nicholas will also give gifts to children, once he heard that there were three young girls in a family, because they were too poor to have money for dowry, so they took advantage of the night to secretly throw the purse containing gold through the window, and happened to fall into the socks, and this story also became the origin of the later Christmas Hidden Day gifts to be packed into socks.