Danish English

danish English phonetic alphabet: beauty [? de? n? ], English ['de? n? ]。

Danes are people with Danish nationality. The main ethnic group in Denmark. Danes are mainly distributed in Denmark, and the rest are distributed in Sweden, Norway, Germany, the United States and Canada. Christian lutheranism.

Danes belong to the Nordic type of Europa race, tall, fair-skinned, blond and blue-eyed. Danish is used, belonging to the Germanic family of Indo-European languages, which is very similar to Swedish and Norwegian. Words are spelled in Latin letters. Danes are deeply influenced by continental European culture and have a high level of literature and art.

The Danes attacked the northeast coast of England in 793, and since then, they have entered the European political arena, opening the prelude to the nearly 3-year history of the Viking period. In 1985, small countries were merged to establish a unified kingdom of Denmark, and by 12, England and Norway were conquered, becoming a powerful empire in the North Sea region.

the empire collapsed in p>142. However, in the Kalmar Union with Sweden, Norway and Iceland in 1397, Denmark was still in a dominant position. It began to decline after the 16th century, and a hereditary monarchy was established in 166. In 1849, it was changed to a constitutional monarchy.

Danes are deeply influenced by continental European culture and have a high level of literature and art. They have produced literary giants such as fairy tale writer H.C. Andersen and playwright L. Holburg. But it still retains many traditional features in daily life. ?

economy and culture

The Danish people are relatively developed in economy and culture, and advanced technology and iron tools were introduced as early as Kaelte and Rome. Since the 5th century, a unique Nordic ancient script has been formed, with strokes like blades, which are mostly engraved on weapons, jewels and tombstones. Shipbuilding, navigation, handicrafts and commerce have been developed since ancient times.

but for a long time, most residents still make a living from agriculture, animal husbandry and fishing. After World War II, industry developed into the main body of the national economy, mainly including food processing, shipbuilding, oil refining, chemistry and electronics. Agriculture is dominated by animal husbandry, and its output value accounts for 9% of agricultural output value. Electrification has been widely practiced in rural areas. Fishery production is also high, making it one of the top 1 fishing countries in the world.