Frank Little Duncan

Dancer Duncan was the most legendary woman of the 19th century. Her passion, romance and rebellious personality made her an opponent of traditional marriage and traditional dance. Avant-garde figure. She was even more innocent when she was a child, and was often embarrassingly frank. One Christmas, the school held a celebration meeting. The teacher was handing out candies and cakes and said: Look, children, what gifts has Santa Claus brought for you? At this time, Duncan stood up immediately and said seriously: "There is no way in the world." There is no Santa Claus." Although the teacher was very angry, he suppressed his anger and changed his words: "Only good girls who believe in Santa Claus can get candy. I don't care about candy," Duncan replied. The teacher became furious and punished Duncan by sitting on the floor in front of him. Duncan walked forward and immediately turned around, delivering a speech to the class for the first time in his life: "I don't believe this lie. My mother told me that she couldn't pretend to be Santa Claus, and only rich mothers would pretend to be Santa Claus." Santa Claus, give gifts to children."