Name: C-Weed Restaurant
Address: Bymidten 30, 3500 Værløse, Danmark, Vaerlose
Telephone: +45 97 87 88 88

C-Weed Restaurant

Pumpkins are not only edible, but can also be made into pumpkin lanterns, which is a special scenery for Halloween!

In Denmark, Halloween is a very young festival. It was only about 15 to 20 years ago that Halloween became popular in Copenhagen. Halloween in Denmark is more like a parent-child festival. &quot;Children will dress up as various mini ghosts, like a costume party, so cute~.

November 1st of every year, to be exact, from midnight on October 31st to November 1st the next day, is the traditional Western Halloween. Although Halloween is not a traditional festival in China, many stores have already dressed up and are full of &quot;pumpkin&quot; atmosphere. So, how does Denmark, such a small and fresh country, celebrate Halloween?

As Halloween approaches, various stores and nearby neighbors have also started to dress up for the festival, and there is a Halloween pumpkin lantern at the door of every house. Nowadays, Halloween pumpkins of different shapes can be seen in major supermarkets in Denmark. This may be the only time when customers don&#39;t mind buying &quot;crooked pumpkins&quot;. Halloween is really a pumpkin-friendly festival^0^.

Every Halloween is the annual &quot;Pumpkin Lantern Competition&quot;, where everyone shows their talents and creativity and strives to carve the best works!

When it comes to saving money, we Chinese are very good at it. You need to save money for school, buying a house, raising children, and seeing a doctor. Some married men also need to save some private money. But it&#39;s different in Denmark. Not to mention private money, Danes don&#39;t save much money.

Denmark is a country with high welfare. From birth to school, from work to family and childbirth, from illness to retirement, the Danish government has given the greatest welfare benefits to Danes. The citizens are arranged clearly throughout their lives and there is no pressure at all. Of course, the wool comes from the sheep, and the money used for high welfare comes from high taxes.

According to statistics, Denmark is the most difficult country in the world to save money. According to Denmark&#39;s tax policy, residents who pay full taxes have to pay 55.89% of taxes.

Compared with China, Danes seem to live a heartless life. That is, they don&#39;t need to save money to raise children or pay money to support their parents. Couples get married when they see each other, or they don&#39;t get married at all, and they live together directly. Danes get married purely because of love, whether they have a house or not. Most Danes after marriage also share the expenses, and each person takes out money to support the family every month. So it is rare to hear about saving private money after marriage.

In summary, Denmark&#39;s welfare basically covers almost all aspects of life, aging, illness and death. No need to worry about raising children, no need to worry about illness, no need to worry about retirement and housing, as long as you work hard, you can live a good life. Most friends who have been to Northern Europe are very impressed that the citizens here are of high quality. They are also very concerned about environmental protection and public welfare. Although there is no need to save money, it will never be wasted. The Danes who value family and freedom have put life above money. Do you agree with this lifestyle?
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