Statue of Hans Christian Andersen

H.C. Andersen Statue

Copenhagen is the largest city and port in Denmark, and is the center of politics, economy, culture and transportation. Denmark has had its splendor in its history, Norway, part of Germany, and even earlier Britain was part of Denmark, and Gobenha has many old medieval buildings, and it's now at the forefront of modernity with modern modernity. On the one hand, it has ancient historical tradition, and it is the capital of history and culture. The town hall square is located in the center of Copenhagen, with more than 800 years of history, the central building of the square, the town hall, was burned several times, the current building was built in 1905, combining the ancient Danish and Italian Renaissance style, mainly for wedding ceremony and official reception. Above the main entrance is a gilded statue of the founder of Copenhagen, Archbishop Abu Salon. On the top left is the 110-meter-high bell tower, above which is the famous World Bell. Most people refer to Denmark, and the first person that comes to mind is Andersen, the man who spent our entire childhood together. Andersen is “The Sun of World Child Literature.” From Match Girl, Ugly Duckling to Sea Daughter, Princess on the Pea, he has woven a colorful fairy tale world for countless people. Denmark is synonymous with the fairytale world, and even the whole city hall square in Copenhagen has fairytale colors.

There are always people taking pictures with Andersen, and the people who might take pictures after the statue is made are not counted, which is a sign. But if you have the conditions to visit Andersen's hometown in Odensa, it is a place to be inspired.

The bronze statue of Andersen is at the corner of the city hall, and across the road is Tivoli Gardens. It is about 10 minutes walk from the Alexandra Hotel where we are staying. He just looks sideways at Tivoli Gardens. Holding a notebook, it seems to be thinking about something, feel it for yourself

Andersen is the writer of modern fairy tales and one of the important image representatives of this city. The bronze statue of Andersen here is also a more interesting image. It is a metal sitting artwork that can be photographed.

The statue of Andersen on the edge of the City Hall Square. Almost everyone who passes by here takes a group photo, knowing a little match girl. In fact, Andersen is also an inspiration. If you go to his former residence on Augustus Island, you will know how tenacious he is

Andersen was born in Denmark in 1805. He has written 150 immortal fairy tales such as "Daughter of the Sea", "The Match Girl", and "The Ugly Duckling" throughout his life. He has woven a beautiful childhood for millions of children in the world and is known as "modern The father of fairy tales". This bronze statue, about 3 meters high, sits beside a crowded street. Andersen is wearing a suit, robe, and a bowler hat, with a slight smile at the corner of his mouth, looking up at the sky to the left.

Next to Copenhagen City Hall, there is a bronze statue of a gentleman in a suit, robe and top hat. He is the famous fairy tale writer Andersen-the creator of The Little Mermaid's "Daughter of the Sea". This bronze statue of Andersen, about 3 meters high, is located on the bustling and busy street. Every day, many tourists pass by him, admiring the master’s face, or putting their hands on his knees to take pictures. . If the Little Mermaid is a symbol of Denmark, Andersen must be the pride of Denmark.