Danish customs

Danish specialties include Carlsberg and Teboga beer, sweet wine Budian, Danish roast leg and special sandwiches. The most famous "Danish pastry", also called Wienerbroed in Denmark, is displayed in every bakery. Typical Danish dishes include pork balls (Frikadeller), boiled cod with mustard sauce, crispy roast pork (Flaeskesteg), stewed beef with potatoes (Hvid Labskovs) and beef burger with onion (Hakkeboef). There is also a cold food buffet (Koldt Bord), with herring, salad, all kinds of cold meat slices, smoked fish and cheese.

Smoerrebroed is a representative food in Denmark, which is an open sandwich, from the simplest to the complex, like a sculpture. Denmark eats the most pork in the world. The world-famous "Danes" are called Wienerbroed in Denmark, and there are many different kinds of mouth-watering bakeries almost every other street corner. Typical Danish dishes include pork balls (Frikadeller), boiled cod with mustard sauce (Kogt Torsk), crispy roast pork (Flaeskesteg), stewed beef with potatoes (Hvid Labskovs), beef burger with onion (Hakkeboef) and a cold buffet (Koldtbold) with herring, salad and various cold meat slices. Carlsberg and Dube in Denmark both produce excellent beer, and the legal minimum age for purchasing alcoholic beverages is 16. Danes have deep feelings for bread. They can make more than 700 kinds of single, double and multi-layer bread clips. If you put bacon slices, tomato slices, liver paste, radish slices, etc. On each floor, it was really a delicious meal. They like to eat duck pieces mixed with orange juice. It is said that this dish is usually used as the "finale" of their banquet. I am used to eating western food, and I am also interested in Chinese food. Danes have the following characteristics in their eating habits: ① Pay attention to the flavor and crispness of dishes, and pay attention to the variety and quality of dishes; Generally, the taste is not salty, slightly sour and sweet; ③ The staple food is mainly pasta, and I like bread and other foods; ④ Non-staple food likes to eat fish, chicken, duck, eggs, pork, beef, mutton, frozen meat, dried meat and cheese. Vegetables such as potatoes, tomatoes, onions and cabbages. Seasonings such as cloves, coriander seeds, tomato sauce, vinegar and sugar. ⑤ Production method: Preference is given to dishes made by cold salad, stir-frying, roasting, frying and roasting; 6 Chinese food: I like Cantonese food in China; ⑦ Recipe: I like cold mixed dishes, duck legs with tomato sauce, crispy fried meatballs, smooth-egg beef, almond fish, fish fillets with juice, crispy chicken, dry-roasted shrimp, shredded magnolia, fish fillet soup with straw mushrooms and other flavor dishes. 8 water wine: like to drink beer; Love to drink orange juice, mineral water, yogurt, coffee and cocoa; I am also happy to taste scented tea; Fruit: I like to eat oranges, oranges, apples, grapes and so on. Dried fruits such as almonds and raisins.

Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Finland and Norway are called the happiest countries in the world. Denmark is also called the cheese market in Europe. In the early years, Northern Europe was famous for its "openness". Copenhagen is a famous tourist city with many movies and theaters. People can choose to take part in different sightseeing projects every week. Nightlife places, such as pubs, wine cellars, etc., are suitable places for entertainment and chatting, and the fees are reasonable. However, it is best to organize a group to find out about the charges, or be accompanied by local people who are familiar with this road.

Every May 1 day, Tivoli Garden, a playground in Copenhagen, opens, and Denmark officially enters the tourism season. The second Sunday in September is the day when the amusement park closes, and by this time, the sightseeing season is over. fairy tale kingdom

Because of the well-known fairy tales such as The Ugly Duckling, The Little Match Girl, The Daughter of the Sea and The Emperor's New Clothes, Andersen crowned Denmark as a "fairy tale kingdom".

19 13 Danish sculptor Edward Eriksson made a bronze statue of a mermaid according to Andersen's fairy tale The Daughter of the Sea. This bronze statue of Langelini in Copenhagen has become a symbol of Denmark. In addition, a full-length bronze statue of Andersen stands in the city hall square of Copenhagen. Every passing tourist will go up and shake hands with the "father of fairy tales" and take a photo with Andersen's book. In odense, Andersen's hometown, there is a museum of Andersen's former residence, where countless people who are fascinated by Andersen's fairy tales go to pay their respects and visit.

Ancient royal family

The Kingdom of Denmark is the oldest monarchy in the world. From the historical king harald (reigned from 940 to 986) to the present monarch Queen Margrethe II, the royal lineage has been passed down for thousands of years.

The history of Denmark is equivalent to the history of the Danish royal family. For thousands of years, there have been many powerful and successful monarchs in the Danish royal family, and many legendary stories have been circulated. The most outstanding monarchs are Queen Margaret I (reigned from 1387 to 1397) and King Christian IV (reigned from 1588 to 1648).

Starting from 1849, a constitutional monarchy was established. Although the Danish royal family has given up the right of national sovereignty, as the representative of the country, the royal family has always been supported and admired by the Danish people. The royal family has become a deep-rooted historical bond and an important tradition that cannot be abandoned in the Kingdom of Denmark.

There are many palaces.

Denmark is the smallest country in Scandinavia (Denmark, Sweden and Norway). As a symbol of the royal family, Denmark has many palaces and castles. Thousands of years of royal history have made the construction of the palace never stop.

Due to the numerous castles and complicated names, the royal palace in Denmark has another nickname. For example, Fredborg Palace is called "Peace Palace", Fredericksburg Trough is also called "Crystal Palace", and Cronburg Trough is also called "Hamlet Castle" because Shakespeare took it as the background of Hamlet's creation.

These palace buildings were designed by famous architects at that time, with different postures, from classical style to architectural style integrated with the new century. Every palace is a work of art handed down from generation to generation.

Greenland

As the autonomous territory of Denmark, Greenland, the largest island in the world (with an area of 2175,600 square kilometers), is home to more than 50,000 residents, 90% of whom are Eskimos. For a long time, they built houses with ice and snow, called "igloos"; Wearing clothes specially made of reindeer skin chewed by women-"anurak Gu"; Eat raw meat from hunting to get enough calories. Nowadays, unlike the Eskimos in other regions who live an indigenous life and suffer from discrimination and slaughter, the Eskimos in Greenland, with the help of the Danish government, moved out of the "igloo" where they have lived for generations, set up their own parliament and TV station, and intermarried with the Danes.

Because it is located in the Arctic Circle, every winter, there will be extreme nights lasting for several months in Greenland, and colorful northern lights will appear in the empty corners of Greenland. In summer, the sun hangs overhead all day, and Greenland becomes an island where the sun never sets in extreme sunlight.