Hello everyone, if you dominate your Moments in winter, you will definitely have the presence of boots. Today, I will tell my friends the story of boots.

Speaking of boots, I can't get around the high boots. The most familiar ones are the romantic scenes in Louis XIV's court, the heroic demeanor of the towering horses on Napoleon's battlefield, and the mysterious sweat horse boots of the Yellow Sect leader.

[Switch pictures, injured foot, hit steel nail, steel nail A speaks to steel nail B, and find someone else to dub]

Steel nail A: "The feeling of being stuck to the ground all day is really bad

Steel Nail B: "Wait for him to put on his boots, then he'll be afraid of you being afraid of heights

Around 1500 AD, noble men in Europe began to wear high rise boots. At that time, the main purpose was to increase the external heel height in order to better place the heel on the pedals during horseback riding, which was known as a "satisfactory heel".

Besides horseback riding, there is another saying about the function of raising boots, which lacks some aristocratic aura and adds a lot of joy. You don't even believe it, the height increase is actually related to horse manure!

Ah, this is a flavorful story: with the prosperity of the Middle Ages, more and more horses were used as transportation tools, and there was more and more horse manure along the way. Only by wearing high boots can one feel clean like this

But this feature is somewhat ironic, so forget about it! Just remember Napoleon's summary,

The important thing is to showcase my majestic posture. [Subtitle separately]

Like high-altitude boots, the ones that stand out are long pointed boots, which have long pointed tips and are usually adorned with a small silver bell or a gold chain tied to the knee.

For the length of boots, there have even been laws issued: the boots worn by nobles should be 24 inches, the boots worn by gentry should be 20 inches, and the boots worn by commoners should be 6 inches. What a magical era! But it was eventually banned by the Pope because it "looked very lewd".

The love story of boots is also very fascinating.

The ancient Greeks were probably amorous. Thousands of years ago, they would carve the names of their loved ones on the soles of their boots. As they walked, their loved ones' names would be imprinted in the soil. Using boots to convey emotions should be a very romantic way of expressing oneself.

There is also a story that refreshes our understanding, I wonder if friends know it.

What we are talking about today is' tattered shoes', which means it's not very friendly, but in the past, it was very beautiful. German poet Goethe once wrote in a letter to his lover, "Please give me the last pair of dancing shoes you wore, so that there can be something attached to my heart." Even broken shoes can be a token of love!

Alright, friends, a pair of beautiful boots have passed down history. In this winter, will you not only enhance your charm and dominate your circle of friends, but also reap beautiful love? Come on, create your own boot story!