Oh, Denmark and Greenland, the special relationship between Europe, has little interesting facts and little historical secrets. Maybe not all of them are hilarious, but at least let's look back at the stories with a lighthearted mind.
Imagine Viking Age warriors wielding axes in their hands in the cold Greenland winds. They may have thought to themselves, "It's so cold here!" but with this place to paint a dungeon or even build an ice castle on this land, we'll put up with it!" The return of these Vikings must have made the whole tavern boil, and their stories about Greenland must have been full of adventure and humor.
As history went on, the Danish king confidently declared, "Greenland, that's my backyard!" and began a series of development plans. Although the Germans also came to join in the fun during World War II, in the end Greenland was still hugged by Denmark, like the big brother saying to the little brother: "Don't worry, I will take care of you." ”
In the middle of the 20th century, the U.S. military conducted a nuclear test in Greenland, and the local residents sighed. "We have to move. But to be honest, it was a unique experience to be able to enjoy the spectacle of the "Aurora Nuclear Explosion" at the same time at that time.
Greenland eventually opted for more autonomy, "Long live freedom!" they may have chanted. And the Danish government, like an experienced teacher, calmed the anger of the local population through patient decentralization, which is reminiscent: "It turns out that it is not only firefighters who can put out fires." ”