童話之城哥本哈根

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提起丹麥，很多人會(huì)想到美人魚銅像。她坐落在丹麥王國(guó)首都哥本哈根市的長(zhǎng)堤公園，是雕刻家愛德華·艾瑞克森根據(jù)安徒生童話《海的女兒》所鑄塑，距今已有100余年的歷史。遠(yuǎn)望，她背對(duì)大海、面朝海岸，恬靜嫻雅、悠閑自得；近看，她頭顱低垂、神情憂郁，似有所思。其背后，是波光粼粼的水面，海浪拍岸，波光瀲滟，給人以無(wú)限的遐想與情思。

哥本哈根，既是丹麥王國(guó)的首都、世界著名的國(guó)際大都市，也是“現(xiàn)代童話之父”安徒生開啟童話人生的地方。安徒生在哥本哈根度過(guò)了他的大半生，其眾多著作都是在這里創(chuàng)作的，他和筆下的童話故事賦予丹麥獨(dú)一無(wú)二的氣質(zhì)與靈魂，更是為哥本哈根蒙上了一層童話色彩，吸引著世界各地游客的目光。

哥本哈根市容美觀整潔，市內(nèi)新興的大工業(yè)企業(yè)和中世紀(jì)古老的建筑交相輝映，使它既有現(xiàn)代化都市的活力與激情，又具有古色古香的藝術(shù)氣息。與其他擁有摩天大樓的城市不同，哥本哈根的建筑大多低矮，新建筑也往往與舊建筑比肩。從沉淀著古老歷史的舊皇宮克里斯蒂安堡宮到延續(xù)著皇族傳奇的阿美琳堡宮，從外形酷似管風(fēng)琴的管風(fēng)琴教堂到“全世界最酷的大學(xué)樓”哥本哈根大學(xué)宿舍樓，令人嘆為觀止的古老與現(xiàn)代建筑藝術(shù)品比鄰坐落在這個(gè)城市中。

哥本哈根充滿濃郁的文化氣息，擁有阿肯藝術(shù)中心、路易斯安娜博物館、國(guó)家博物館等眾多的文化場(chǎng)館。從古老的古典文藝，到繽紛的現(xiàn)代藝術(shù)，都能在這里找到豐富的展示。徜徉其間，感受古今碰撞，旅行有了別樣的意義。

在一座城市里，齊聚著古老與現(xiàn)代、自然與人文、激情與寧?kù)o，這就是哥本哈根，一個(gè)迷人的城市?！氨睔W風(fēng)物今觀遍，民情最美數(shù)丹京。”郭沫若在游遍北歐諸國(guó)之后寫下一首贊美哥本哈根的詩(shī)。寥寥數(shù)語(yǔ)，卻道出了哥本哈根的動(dòng)人風(fēng)情。

Copenhagen， a City of Fairytales

Speaking of Denmark， many people may think of the statue of the Little Mermaid. Located at Langelinie， Copenhagen， with a history of more than 100 years， the statue was created by sculptor Edward Erickson based on Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale story—Daughter of the Sea. Behind the statue， there is glittering water， crashing waves and glistening ripples， arousing infinite reveries.

Copenhagen is not only the capital of the Kingdom of Denmark and a world-renowned international city， but also the place where Hans Andersen， the “Father of Modern Fairy Tales”， started his fairytale life. Andersen spent most of his life in Copenhagen， and created numerous works there. He and his fairy tales have endowed Denmark with a unique feature and soul， and covered Copenhagen with fairytales， attracting tourists from all over the world. Copenhagen is clean， neat and attractive， where emerging industrial enterprises and medieval buildings add radiance to each other. Thus， it has not only the verve and vitality of a modern city， but also an antique artistic atmosphere. Unlike those in other cities， most buildings in Copenhagen are low-rises， and even new buildings stand shoulder to shoulder with old ones. There are stunning ancient and modern building artworks standing next to each other.

Filled with rich cultural characteristics， Copenhagen has numerous cultural venues， e.g. the Arken Art Center， the Louisiana Museum， and the National Museum of Denmark. From classical literature and art to various modern works， you can find a wealth of exhibits here. Wandering around the city to feel the collision of ancient and modern elements， you will find the distinctive significance of travel.