Still have to focus on decent people.
Santa Claus, these years, I really haven't heard of anyone who doesn't know this big man, otherwise it would be really out of touch with the world. In a child's world, this may be the No.1 level, he represents a kind of hope and happiness. Even if they can only look forward to it once a year, it still occupies their greatest expectation at the end of the year. However, even for an adult who knows the truth, he is still the most wonderful memory of that dream country.
The concept of the Easter Bunny for Asians is far less profound than that of Santa Claus. Although this tradition inherited from Eastern Europe is accepted by the American people, it is very vague to children in Asia, especially China. And the first time I learned the story of this rabbit is from a black nursery rhyme that I don't remember the name, and I don't like rabbits, so I have always had a little resistance to this character in my heart.
I have asked many people around me who don’t know Tooth Fairy, and I have a deeper impression of this character than Santa Claus, and I have a paranoid belief. When I was a child, I heard this legend from nowhere, and stubbornly began to secretly hide the replaced baby teeth under the pillow in exchange for coins. It seems that this legend also came from Northern Europe. The country with a long history always contains many legends.
The golden sand-shaped man and Jack frozen man, these two characters have really never heard of. The former was portrayed as a cute little fat man very pleasing, while the latter, the white-haired boy, was abrupt. Jack and the insectivore actually represent the same nature: they are not accepted by the mainstream society, and there is a more or less self-denying factor towards themselves. Because of this, they are transparent in front of the children. Once he loses his faith, everything he sticks to is in vain. Putting aside the superficial behavior of the insectivore that plunges the entire season into darkness, his purpose is only to prove his existence through the fear of the children, how sad and ridiculous.
It is unavoidable to be compared with "The King of Destruction". There are different opinions, and I prefer this one regardless of the style of painting. If there is good, there must be evil, and I don't hate insectivores so much, and even sympathize with this poor ghost who is not believed. The child’s world may not tolerate the slightest blemish, and for all adults who refuse to grow up but have to grow old, they must realize that fear should be the only existence in the real world. But whether it’s defeated or not is everyone’s own belonging,
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