Denmark is not boring, why not visit the Little Mermaid

It seems that when people mention Denmark, all they think of is boredom, the Copenhagen Diet, Danish cookies, and Andersen's fairy tales. These are the only things that come to mind under normal impressions. I chose Denmark simply because the air tickets were cheap. I came here without doing any research and even accidentally booked a place to stay in Malmö (Sweden). I only discovered this when I arrived at the airport. After landing, I bought a city pass and went straight to the Little Mermaid. Just as it was said on the Internet, I still had to walk a distance to get there, and it was just a small statue. But her portrayal is so delicate, with gentle yet aggrieved eyes, the evening sun shining on her body, she is guarding this sea of ​​the Kingdom of Denmark. Many locals were also sitting on the beach enjoying the sea breeze. The Little Mermaid is the daughter of the sea, and in our eyes she is the synonym of bravery, selflessness, and kindness. There is nothing to say about whether we are disappointed or not, and the scenery along the way is also very beautiful. At the pier near the Little Mermaid, you can take the 991/992 ferry to New Port, which is free with a city pass. Newport is like a fairy tale cottage, colorful and neatly arranged, with everyone gathered together to share the same sunset and blues moment. I found a Chinese restaurant in Xingang. It’s not expensive and the staff are very friendly. In the morning, you can also go to Copenhagen to enjoy the delicious brunch and special open sandwiches, but Chinese stomachs don’t need that. I have been to many places alone, but I really like Denmark. Although there were many unexpected things during the trip, it did not affect my love for it. It is the fairy tale kingdom that is portrayed in reality.