The Little Mermaid

A representative attraction of the country of fairy tales, an inconspicuous place by the sea, standing alone on the coast. There is no sign of note. Tourists from all over the world are punching in and taking pictures. The sculpture is smaller than expected.

Denmark is a highly developed capitalist country, one of NATO's founding and EU member states. It has a highly developed social welfare system, a highly developed economy, a very small gap between rich and poor, and a high quality of life for its citizens. In February 2019, the 2018 Global Happiness Index was released, with Denmark ranking third.

The bronze statue of the Little Mermaid (The Little Mermaid) is a bronze statue created by Danish sculptor Edward Eriksen from about 1909 to 1913. The work is now located in the shallow sea on the east side of the Longerini Beach Pedestrian Avenue in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Little Mermaid bronze statue consists of a marble base plate at the bottom and a bronze statue at the top. It stands proudly and is popular with thousands of people, and it contains spiritual wealth. It is also indispensable for a city and a country. In Copenhagen and Denmark's presence and development, this legendary woman has become a strong spiritual pillar

The small mermaid statue in the outer port of Copenhagen, the Danish capital, is the real landmark of Copenhagen. Although it is actually not large in size, it does not look as special as expected. It is said that it has been stolen several times, but it is finally a surprise. Zhao is still here. Andersen's fairy tale is famous here, so don't take a photo, how are you embarrassed to say that you have been to Denmark? Hahaha!

Copenhagen is beautiful and clean, the city's emerging large industrial enterprises and medieval old buildings intersect, making it both a modern city, but also with antique characteristics, is the world famous historical and cultural city. The Danish iconic mermaid statue is silently pondered by the sea, and the fairy tale-filled castle is located next to the palace in this city, ancient and magical, artistic and modern.

The real mermaid is as small as a lost, quiet and slightly sad

Denmark is a fairy tale kingdom because "Ugly Duckling", "Little Match Girl", "Daughter of the Sea", "The Emperor's New Clothes" and other popular fairy tale stories, Andersen made Denmark crowned the "fairy tale kingdom" reputation. In 1913, Danish sculptor Edward Eriksen (Edvard Eriksen) cast a bronze mermaid statue based on Andersen's fairy tale "Daughter of the Sea". The bronze statue is located in Changdi Park, Copenhagen.

Andersen's representative works, sculptured by people on the seaside, have become an iconic Danish landscape