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Everyone must have a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale in their childhood, so how did such a whimsical Hans Christian Andersen grow up in **? Hans Christian Andersen is Danish, so Denmark is also known as the "fairytale kingdom". Denmark also has a reason that people all over the world yearn for, that is, the girls in this country are more beautiful than the other, how beautiful are they all?

You can take a look at the girl below. This Danish girl named Sisrith was so stunning when she participated in a Chinese variety show that she was even called an angel.

Some people may say that this is just a beauty made up of makeup, and she must be the same as ordinary people without makeup, and then look at Cethris's makeup, she is still beautiful.

Sisrith has said that there are many girls who look better than her in Denmark, and this is certainly not just a modest statement. The reason why Denmark can give birth to so many beauties is inseparable from the environment here. It's no exaggeration to call it "heaven".

Although Denmark is developing very well, there is still a period of barbarian civilization in history. There were people in the Neolithic period in Denmark, but these primitive people could only use simple tools and did not develop much.

After the Iron Age passed, Denmark came to the Viking Age. Denmark, Norway, and Sweden were all Vikings, and during this period, the Vikings fought everywhere, and the Vikings discovered Iceland, Great Britain, France, and Ireland. In the 11th century, Denmark was ruled by King Kanute, during whose reign Denmark grew to an unprecedented level, unifying England and Norway, and later establishing the Viking Empire of the North Sea.

Feng Shui took turns, and in the 19th century, a man named Napoleon was born on French soil, and Napoleon did not want to attack Denmark, but in the chaotic period, Britain took advantage of the chaos to rebel, and even Norway became independent. Denmark remained neutral in many wars, and in World War II, Denmark remained neutral, but it did not escape the war, and Germany launched an attack on Denmark. The Danes were very resourceful and announced their surrender in the middle of the war, which not only saved the national economy, but also gave them the capital to negotiate with Germany.

After the end of World War II, Denmark's economic recovery was among the fastest in the world, and it soon became a modern market economy. However, although Denmark has a developed economy, it has the highest cancer incidence rate in the world, does this have anything to do with Denmark's natural conditions? In fact, the medical system in Denmark is very complete, and people can have regular medical check-ups, even if they have cancer, they will be found and treated as soon as possible.

So it's not that Danes have a better chance of getting cancer, it's that they have a better chance of being diagnosed.

Because the medical system in Denmark is very well-developed, Danes pay great attention to physical health, and once there is cancer, it can be detected at an early stage. Therefore, the incidence rate is relatively high.

Because the detection rate is relatively high, they have a very complete medical examination system, so basically the ** rate is very high.

This means that the cancer is detected and does not occur on its own. If you don't check it, it's a cancer-free place.

If you've heard the story of "The Little Match Girl," you'll know Hans Christian Andersen; If you know Hans Christian Andersen, you will know that he was a Danish 19th-century fairy tale writer. It is said that the environment in which you grow up influences your personal development, and Hans Christian Andersen is no exception. The reason why the protagonists of his fairy tales are all beautiful is precisely because the Danish girls are all beautiful, and in Andersen's opinion, any girl can become a noble princess.

The Kingdom of Denmark, one of the five Nordic countries, is a highly developed capitalist country, and the Danish people have a very high quality of life and enjoy an extremely generous social welfare system, which is enviable. According to the 2018 World Happiness Rankings, Denmark ranks third in the world in terms of happiness, behind Finland and Norway. However, even the happy people of Denmark cannot escape the curse of cancer, because Denmark has the highest cancer incidence rate in the world.

According to the data, the top five countries with the highest cancer incidence in the world are Denmark, France, Australia, Belgium and Norway. Many people say that the high incidence of cancer is a manifestation of the high life expectancy in developed countries, but the average life expectancy of Danes is only 30th in the world, which is not at all the highest, so this statement is wrong. However, Denmark also has the world's largest per capita household waste incineration, and scientists have speculated whether the amount of waste incineration is related to the incidence of cancer.

As we all know, a large amount of domestic waste incineration will produce a large amount of dioxins in a short period of time, and Hungary, which has the highest incidence of lung cancer in the world, also has a high per capita dioxin air emittion. In addition, since the 70s of the last century, the incidence of lung cancer in Danish women has been on the rise, and the number of deaths from lung cancer has also increased, and women are less able to protect themselves from the large amount of dioxins in the air than men.

In 2006, the Danish Atmospheric Environment Agency's "Progress in Dioxin Detection Projects" report mentioned that organic eggs contain higher levels of dioxins than ever before, and wild animals also contain high levels of dioxins, far more than livestock and poultry. In fact, the situation of Danes suffering from lung cancer is very similar to that of Australians, and the chance of developing ** cancer will naturally increase due to Australians' exposure to direct sunlight all year round.

However, dioxins are only one of the reasons for the high incidence of cancer in Denmark, the other being the free medical services provided in Denmark. All Danish people, regardless of their financial situation, are supported by state tax revenues and do not have to be borne by the individual at all. A person who dies of cancer at the age of 80 may have died of polio at the age of 5, tuberculosis or appendicitis at the age of 20.

Because of the large amount of garbage burned in Denmark and the high level of air pollution, the incidence of cancer is the highest in the world.

This country is Denmark, which is a Nordic country, and the living standard of the people here is very high, and the local welfare system is very generous, but the incidence of cancer here is the highest in the world.

I think it has a lot to do with the living environment of the country, which is why people have a higher probability of cancer.