The Origin of Santa Claus [English+Chinese] Explanation

The American version of Santa Claus, whose image and name come from Dutch legends, was brought to new york by immigrants in the17th century.

The American version of Santa Claus, whose image and name come from Dutch legend, immigrated to new york in17th century.

1773, "Santa Claus" appeared in American news newspapers, which was the first time that washington irving, an American best-selling author, introduced the information of the Dutch version of Nicholas (Santa Claus) as an American.

At the beginning of 1773, the news of "Santa Claus" appeared in American newspapers, which was the first time that the best-selling author Washington michael owen introduced the information of the Dutch version of Nicholas (Santa Claus) as an American.

According to the historical records of new york, Owen described the arrival of Nicholas riding a horse (without the company of black peat) under the pen name Diedrich in the newspaper 1809.

According to the historical records of new york, Owen described the arrival of Nikolai on horseback (without the company of a dark horse) in the newspaper of 1809 under the pen name Diedrich.

The origin of Santa Claus can be traced back to the last century. We know that he is a combination of different legends and mysterious figures.

The origin of Santa Claus can be traced back to the last century. As we know, he is a combination of different legends and mysterious people.

The predecessor of Santa Claus is the Bishop Nicholas of Izmir, a port city in western Turkey. He lived in the 4th century A.D. and was a kind, generous and very kind person to children.

The predecessor of Santa Claus is Nicholas, Bishop of Ibn Mir, a port city in western Turkey. He lived in the 4th century A.D. and was a kind and generous rich man who was kind to children.

The Orthodox Church regards Nicholas as a miracle worker.

The Orthodox Church respects Nicholas and regards it as a miracle.

Nicholas was called "Santa Claus" in central and northern Germany, "Santa Claus" in Britain and "Santa Claus" by Dutch immigrants in America.

In central and northern Germany, Nicholas was called "Santa Claus", in Britain, and later Dutch immigrants called him "Santa Claus".

The children all want to know where Santa Claus lives and when they will receive presents. The answer is usually that Santa Claus lives in the North Pole and his workshop produces Christmas presents.

The children all want to know where Santa Claus lives and when they will receive presents. The answer is usually that Santa Claus lives in the North Pole and his workshop produces Christmas presents.

1927 Markus Rautio, a host of children's programs called "Uncle Marcus" by children, revealed for the first time that Santa Claus lives in Tunturi, Korva, Lapland.

1927 Marcus Rautio, the host of children's program called "Uncle Marcus" by children, first revealed that Santa Claus lives in Korva Tuli, Lapland.

Korvatunturi, located in the eastern border area of Finland, found a rabbit-like ear. In fact, it is Santa Claus's ear, which is used to listen to children's wishes.

Korvatunturi, located on the eastern border of Finland, found a rabbit-like ear, which is actually Santa Claus's ear. It is used to listen to his wishes.

Scandinavian legends tell the history of Santa Claus and his assistant, the Elf Gate.

Scandinavian legend tells the history of the door of a Santa Claus and an assistant elf.

At the end of last century, different legends about Santa Claus in the northern hemisphere were summarized into the same version-the old man with white beard gave gifts to children and then returned to Kornatunturi in Lapland, Finland.

At the end of last century, different legends about Santa Claus in the northern hemisphere rolled into the same version-the old man with white beard gave gifts to children and then returned to Lapland, Finland.

From 65438 to 0950, Santa Claus stayed happily in Papiri, and communicated with children and young people after Christmas.

From 1950, Santa Claus happily stays in Papiri, and communicates with children and young people besides Christmas.

More and more people visit Santa Claus regularly. 1985, he set up his own studio. Every day, Santa Claus comes to the office to listen to the children's Christmas wishes and communicate with them.

More and more people visit Santa Claus regularly. In 1985, he set up his own studio. Santa Claus comes to the office every day to listen to children's Christmas wishes and communicate with them.

Santa Claus Village is Santa Claus's main post office, receiving letters from children all over the world.

Christmas in the old village is the main post office of Santa Claus, which accepts letters from children all over the world to Santa Claus.