A song of Seoul: Denmark's music-loving ambassador touts trust, wind power and rye bread Q. Your postings included more than two decades in Asia. How does Seoul compare? You've written songs about the cities in your past postings. What's the story behind the hobby? Tell us about what's on the table today. How has Danish food culture evolved? Korea has become a superaged society. What could it learn from Denmark's approach to aging and patient-centered care? Denmark's model rests on high taxes and a high level of social trust. Isn't that hard to transplant onto a society with a different tax burden and social consensus? Denmark is the world leader in offshore wind. How are the two countries cooperating on that front? Orsted, a Danish multinational energy company, said in an internal memo that it would not bid for its Incheon project in the government's second-half auction. How do you think this affects Danish companies' confidence in the Korean market? Denmark doesn't run a separate trade office here. Why is that? Seventy-five years ago, during the 1950-53 Korean War, Denmark sent the hospital ship Jutlandia to Busan. What does that history mean today?

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