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The Smiling Danes?

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The Smiling Danes? er en engelsk-opgave fra 2009 til 9. klasse. Fylder 3 sider (597 ord, ca. 3 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 27. juli 2010.

Denne opgave diskuterer Marge Turners positive kommentarer om Danmark, med fokus på landets kultur, kunst, fredelighed og teknologiske fremskridt. Den reflekterer over dansk gæstfrihed, sundhedsvæsen og frihed, og argumenterer for, hvorfor danskerne har grund til at smile.

  • danmark
  • dansk kultur
  • gæstfrihed
  • h.c. andersen
  • marge turner
  • national identitet
  • samfund
  • teknologi

Marge Turner’s comments about Denmark are all positive. She says some really good thing about Denmark’s society, Fx. “Denmark is the perfect balance of past, present and future” I am also agree. Denmark has a lot of culture and art processes. Fx. H.C. Andersen as a big writer, who has delivered hundreds of good books over a lot of years. He has become one of the biggest role models for the Danish people, and there isn’t a child in Denmark who hasn’t heard or read some of his books. He is also famous in the countries outside Denmark, so the Danes are very proud of him. The Danes like also to show art and sculptures forward, like the mermaid in Copenhagen, which is a very famous thing, and very well known by the Danish people and its tourists.

Another thing about Denmark as Marge Turner comments is that we are a very peaceful country. If you place your child in a pram on the street, are you sure that there wouldn’t happen anything with the child, and I think that it’s a nice thing for the parents in Denmark, that they do have to be concerned about what could happen to the child if they leave them for a couple of minutes, it gives more freedom to the children in Denmark, and more responsibility too. In Denmark you can also get a peaceful vacation if that’s what you want.

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