Snow White is the daughter of a king. At the age of seven, she was jealous of her stepmother because of her beauty, and her stepmother even wanted to murder her. The vanity queen learned from the magic mirror that the beauty of the young Snow White surpassed her and became the most beautiful person in the world. The queen ordered her hunter to kill Snow White in the forest and bring back her liver and lungs. (In some versions, it was brought back to her heart) Snow White escaped and found a shelter in the home of a group of dwarfs. However, when the dwarf left home for my house, Snow White was seen by the evil queen in disguise. The queen tried three ways to kill Snow White, and finally succeeded in making Snow White eat a poisonous apple. But Snow White didn't die at once. The dwarfs put her in a crystal coffin and took turns guarding her. ..

Many years passed, and suddenly ... when she was saved by a handsome prince, she was just old enough to marry him. At the wedding, the evil queen was punished. She was asked to dance in red-hot iron dancing shoes.

The author is WandaGag, a famous American picture book writer and painter. 1March, 893 1 1 Born in New Ulm, Minnesota, USA. She is the eldest of seven children. Her father is the son of a Bohemian woodcarver, painter and photographer. He not only used his painting talent to decorate houses and churches for others to support his family, but also passed on his artistic talent to all the children. Her mother's ancestors were Czechoslovakians. Her European ancestry and the German folklore she heard as a child influenced her later life.

1928, Wanda gag published One Million Cats. This picture book won her a reputation, and won the silver award of newbury Prize in 1929, and the lewis carroll Bookshelf Award established after her death. Selected as "100 kinds of picture books that everyone should know" by New York Public Library, 100 world picture books compiled by Japan Children's Writers Association, and 500 children's books compiled by Japan Children's Book Research Association/Picture Book Research Department.