What film and television works are based on real people?

I'm Jane Knife. Today, I recommend an animated film with a true story. Its name is Yes, Virginia.

1897 Christmas, the little girl Virginia was not as happy as in previous years, because many people told her that there is no Santa Claus in the world! This is not a big deal in our eyes, but nothing is more serious for an 8-year-old girl.

When little Virginia went to ask her father, is there a Santa Claus in the world? The father of the child did not directly break the child's hope, but passed the problem on. He said, if the sun says there is Santa Claus, then there really is Santa Claus! As we all know, what Sun said is true.

The little girl felt her heart lit up again, so she wrote to the sun, hoping to get the answer she wanted.

The busy Sun receives countless letters from readers every day. Who can find this ridiculous letter?

As expected, this letter, together with many letters from readers, was placed in the corner, covered with dust. Fate is such a wonderful thing. A small editor found this letter, replied seriously and published it in The Sun.

He wrote like this: Virginia, your friend said there is no Santa Claus, which is wrong … no one has seen Santa Claus. But that doesn't prove that there is no Santa Claus. In this world, because of love, sympathy and honesty, Santa Claus does exist. More than that, he may never die. A thousand years later, a million years later, Santa Claus will cheer up children's hearts as he does now.

Virginia, which saw the letter, was full of sunshine again, because the sunshine told her that Santa Claus really existed, even though no one had seen her.

Maybe we never realized that our children, or ourselves, were so sensitive when we were young. I also think the editor's original intention is to safeguard a child's good wishes.

This story is adapted from a true story. At that time, this famous editorial was published in an obscure position in the newspaper, but it was still circulated among the people.

This letter really changed life in Virginia. Many years later, she got married, had her own daughter, and was soon abandoned by her husband. However, she did not give up hope, but studied hard, got a doctorate, became a teacher, and later became a respected principal.

When she grew up, she also received letters from many children asking questions she had asked in those years. Does Santa Claus really exist?

Her answer is always the same as that of the editor. Santa Claus really exists, just like love in this world.

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