Who pulled Santa's sleigh?

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, the only reindeer with a big red nose in the world, specializes in sleigh pulling for Santa Claus, and is the best among reindeer. Rudolph's strange nose embarrassed him. The reindeer laughed at him, and even his parents and sister suffered. Rudolph was deeply immersed in infinite inferiority complex. On Christmas Eve this year, Santa Claus gathered four robust reindeer to travel around the world to give presents to children. But the thick fog suddenly enveloped the earth, and it was impossible to find a chimney in this weather.

Suddenly, Rudolph appeared, his red nose shining in the fog. Santa Claus took Rudolph to the front of the sled, put on the reins and got on the sled himself. They're on their way! Rudolph brought Santa Claus safely to every chimney. Wind, frost, rain and snow can't beat Rudolph. His red nose can penetrate the fog like a lighthouse! Rudolph saved Christmas that year.

Rudolph became the most famous reindeer and was loved by everyone. The red nose used to be its shame, but now it has become the envy of everyone. The shameful red nose he once wanted to hide is now the envy of every reindeer. Since then, Rudolph has lived a quiet and happy life. Although Rudolph became a hero, he was still a shy reindeer!

The legend of Santa Claus

Once upon a time, there was a kind-hearted nobleman whose wife died of illness, leaving him and his three daughters. The aristocrat tried many inventions and failed, but he had no money, so they had to move to a farmhouse, and his daughters had to cook, sew and clean themselves. A few years later, the daughters gradually reached the age of marriage, but the father was even more depressed because he had no money to buy dowry for his daughters.

One night, after washing clothes, the daughters hung their socks in front of the fireplace to dry. St Nicholas learned about their father and came to their door that night. He saw from the window that the whole family was asleep, and he also noticed the girls' stockings. Immediately, he took out three small bags of gold from his pocket and threw them into the chimney one by one, just falling into the girls' stockings.

The next morning, the daughters woke up to find that their socks were full of gold, enough for their dowry. The nobleman was able to see his daughter get married with his own eyes and lived a happy life from then on. Later, children all over the world inherited the tradition of hanging Christmas stockings. Children in some countries have other similar customs, for example, in France, children put their shoes by the fireplace and so on.