The film is in Finnish, and it sounds a little unaccustomed to it. At first, I thought it was a fantasy film, but after watching it, I found that it was very dramatic and the plot was very heartwarming.
Yara was ill, and her parents took her to the city to see a doctor, leaving Nicholas alone. Unexpectedly, they never came back. Nicholas became an orphan. The people of the village set the rules and each family raised Nicholas for a year. , by Christmas time, Nicholas will go to the next one. When I saw this, I found that the people in the village were so kind, and every family treated the orphan as their own child, and there was no dislike or exclusion. Nicholas changed from being unwilling to contact people at the beginning to being like every family. Blended together, although he lost his parents, Nicholas was loved by everyone. In return, Nicholas would give the little things he carved to the children of each family.
Until one year, the people in the village had no food, and everyone was unable to support the child. Nicholas followed Lisaqi away. Lisagi's dress made me look like a wizard, he was also fierce towards Nicholas, didn't like him at first, the conversation between Nicholas and Lisagi at Christmas made me see Lisagi's loneliness, he misses himself so much His son, he is not a murderous wizard, he is also a wounded person, a person with love in his heart.
Nicholas has grown up, the Christmas gifting continues, Lisaqi is picked up by his son, Nicholas is the only one left in the cabin, and he spends all his time preparing for next year's Christmas, It became a task for him. He no longer only gives gifts to the families who have helped him, he prepares Christmas gifts for all the children in the village, and he wants to pass his love on to all people. He has his own reindeer, a red coat, a red hat, and he becomes the Santa Claus we all know, and he keeps this a secret until little Yara finds out.
You can imagine how happy the children were when they walked out of the house the next day to see the gifts. Nicholas brought joy to the children with his grateful heart. Although he did not have his own children, he had the expectation of all children. Hope and love.
At the end of the film, Yara's husband prepared Christmas gifts for his children, and Nicholas left, but the joy and joy he brought to the children was carried on by every family, which should also be what Nicholas was happy to see.
Gratitude made Nicholas fulfill a beautiful wish in his life. Gratitude made Nicholas not become weird because of the loss of his parents. Gratitude made Nicholas's love passed down until today.
Christmas is just for the Chinese people to join in the fun and find a happy festival. People give gifts, but they rarely give their sincerity. Many of the gifts are stained with worldly interests. After watching this film, I feel that sometimes we really sully Christmas. Festival.
Don't ask people to do one thing all their lives like Nicholas in order to repay their gratitude, but don't stand on the sidelines when others need help. A small helping hand may change someone's life, it may plant a seed of gratitude in someone's heart, and as it grows, this seed will sprout and grow, passing on more love to other people.
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