The Danish village, the original meaning is probably sunny, it is suitable to use here. Solvang has more than 300 days a year here. The Danish village was mainly based on selling horses and selling some agricultural products. Now it has become a tourist attraction. There are more than 5,000 residents in the village. Most of them are engaged in tourism-related work. One or two million tourists visit here every year. Tourism income considerable. Here, you can't find Starbucks, and you can't find American fast food restaurants like KFC, McDonald's, and Burger King. It is rumored that the early Solvang residents had ruled that it was necessary to maintain the Danish tradition and reject the American culture. It may seem that something is true. When we arrived, it was just a weekend, there was a market in the center, and there was a motorcycle exhibition. The residents were dressed in festive costumes and everyone was happy.