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There’s a man who makes children’s hearts pound every Christmas. Who is it? It’s Santa Claus!  In fairy tales, Santa is portrayed as a fat grandpa in red clothes who leaves gifts for children all around the world. He is pulled on a sled by his reindeer and lives in the North Pole. He is a symbol of gifts and happiness, but did you know that Santa is based on a real person?  Saint Nicholas was a Christian man given his status for his lifetime of generosity. He loved children very much and had a habit of secretly leaving them gifts. In addition, he also served widows and the poor with his wealth and charity. 

After he died, Nicholas' good deeds and services became widely known through paintings and stories by the Eastern Roman Emperor. From then on, the culture of hanging socks became a Christmas tradition, a symbol of Nicholas' good deeds. Saint Nicholas, the man full of love and generosity, is now known as Santa Claus, the kind old man who gives hope and happiness to children all over the world.