in p>192, the 26th president of the United States, Roosevelt, nicknamed "Teddy", hunted in Mississippi, but found nothing. The owner of the hunting ground didn't want to spoil Roosevelt's fun, so he caught a bear and tied it to a tree to shoot Roosevelt. But Roosevelt refused his master's kindness and left a famous saying that has been passed down through the ages: "Let the bear go! I won't shoot a bear that is sitting still. "

American businessmen with business vision immediately seized the business opportunity-Mrs. Mickey Thomas of new york took the lead in getting two bears named after President Roosevelt's nickname "Teddy" at home, and then put the bears and the cartoon in her husband's shop for sale at $1.5 each. Teddy bears swept the United States overnight, and Mickey Thomas made a fortune for it. In just one year, the teddy bear has become very popular and has become the mascot of Roosevelt's re-election campaign.