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Shengda Laoren is the Chinese version of Santa Claus.
Shengdan Laoren is the name for Santa in China.
Shengdan Laoren, also known as Santa Claus, is a fictional character commonly associated with the United States. He is based on the figure of Saint Nicholas, a Christian saint from Myra in present-day Turkey.
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In China, Santa is Shengdan laoren, which means "The Old Man of Christmas."
In China they would call Santa Shengdan laoren, which means "The Old Man of Christmas."
Shengdan Laoren, also known as Santa Claus, is a figure in Chinese Christmas celebrations. The name translates to "Old Man Christmas," and he is often depicted as a jolly, bearded man who brings gifts to children. Though Christmas is not a traditional Chinese holiday, Shengdan Laoren has gained popularity in urban areas, particularly among younger generations influenced by Western culture. He is commonly associated with festive decorations and gift-giving during the holiday season.
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Santa was a real person who lived in Turkey in the 4th century. He is known by many names; Kris Kringle, the Dutch; Santa Claus, U.S. and Canada; Hagios Nikolaos, Greek; Shengdan Laoren, China; Father Christmas, England; Pere Noel, France; Christindl, the Christ Child, Germany.
In Asia, the name for Santa Claus varies by country and language. For example, in Japan, he is called "Santa-san" (サンタさん), while in China, he is known as "Shengdan Laoren" (圣诞老人), which means "Christmas Old Man." In Korea, he is referred to as "Santa" (산타) or "Santa Klaus." Each culture incorporates unique traditions and interpretations of Santa Claus.
shen dan lao ren (i think that's how you spell it)