Denmark: Use Homesickness To Convey Homesickness.

2010/7/21 16:39:00 13

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Time: July 22nd

Venue: City Plaza

Introduction: the Danish origin of the program has changed, especially Fei Ying island.

Andersen

The hometown of Odense is especially beautiful. It conveys the feelings and nostalgia for the hometown through the songs of the children.

Story material: Andersen, who was unwilling to inherit his father's home in his hometown without any reason, left 30 of his silver millets and some of his favorite puppets away from his hometown Odense when he was fourteen years old. He went to Copenhagen alone.

Before leaving, Andersen left such an oath: "when I became great, I must sing Odense."

Who knows, I will not become a strange thing in this noble city? At that time, in some geographical books, under the name of Odense, there will be such a line: a tall and thin danish poet Andersen was born here. "Odense is small, but because it is the hometown of Andersen, it enjoys a world-renowned reputation.

This is the greatest prophecy in the world. It is a promise that makes all the world tremble. This promise is achieved. This promise affects the world.

Whether in the past or in the present, and even in the distant future,

Andersen

He is the best fairy tale master in the world. His fairy tales accompany generations of people to grow and leave an indelible mark in their life.

It's because of the 14 year old boy who is tall and thin.

Andersen

With a burden in his hand, Aladdin, a poor boy in the Arabian Nights, began to fight for his own lamp in Copenhagen, so that children in the world would have more beautiful dreams, so that they would grow up and pursue dreams and realize their dreams one after another.

For many years, Odense has been constantly greeting people from different nationalities and different strata from all over the world, and greeted worshipers of Andersen's fairy tales.

However, on the stage of the Expo, can you revisit Andersen's fairy tales through the ethereal voice of choir students, and feel the inspiration of those fairy tales left to future generations?