The Enchanting Tale of Snow White in English，英语白雪公主的故事英文版

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a king and a queen. They were very happy, but they longed for a child. One day, their wish came true, and the queen gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. They named her Snow White.

Snow White was the fairest of them all. She had skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood, and hair as black as ebony. As she grew older, her beauty only increased.

Sadly, when Snow White was still very young, the queen passed away. The king soon remarried, and his new wife was a very proud and jealous woman. She had a magic mirror that she would often ask, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?" And the mirror would always reply, "You, my queen, are the fairest in the land."

But as Snow White continued to grow and blossom, one day the mirror answered differently. "Queen, you are fair, it is true, but Snow White is a thousand times fairer than you." The queen was furious and became filled with rage and envy. She ordered a hunter to take Snow White into the forest and kill her.

The hunter took Snow White deep into the forest, but when he saw her innocent face and big, pleading eyes, he couldn't bring himself to do it. He let her go and told her to run away and never come back.

Snow White wandered through the forest, alone and scared. Eventually, she came across a small cottage. She knocked on the door, but there was no answer. She pushed the door open and found the cottage to be empty, but it was very cozy and inviting. There was a table with seven little chairs, seven little beds, and many other small things. Snow White was very tired and hungry, so she ate a little food from each of the seven plates and lay down on one of the beds and fell asleep.

Meanwhile, the seven dwarfs who lived in the cottage came home from their work in the mines. They were surprised to find someone in their cottage. When they saw Snow White sleeping so peacefully, they decided not to wake her.

When Snow White woke up, she was frightened at first to see the seven dwarfs standing around her. But they were very kind and friendly, and they told her that she could stay with them as long as she liked. Snow White was overjoyed and agreed to help them with their household chores.

Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there lived a beautiful princess named Snow White. Her skin was as fair as the finest porcelain, her lips were as red as roses, and her hair was as black as onyx. She was the fairest of them all, and her mother, the Queen, was overjoyed with her beauty.

However, as time passed, the Queen's beauty began to fade, and she feared that Snow White would eventually surpass her in appearance. This fear turned into jealousy, and the Queen decided that she must rid herself of the competition. She consulted with a sorcerer, who agreed to help her.

The sorcerer conjured a poisoned apple, and the Queen, with a heart full of malice, gave it to Snow White. "This apple is the sweetest in the land," she said, "and it will make you feel as happy as ever."

Snow White, trusting her stepmother, took a bite of the apple. Immediately, she felt a strange warmth spread through her body, but it was not happiness. Instead, it was a numbness that crept over her, and she collapsed to the ground.

The Queen, seeing her plan work, rejoiced. But little did she know that the apple had a special charm that would not let her die so easily. Snow White fell into a deep sleep, and the Queen, satisfied with her success, left her alone.

Days turned into weeks, and the Queen's joy turned to despair. She realized that Snow White was not merely sleeping but was in a deathlike slumber that no one could awaken. Desperate, the Queen searched for a way to break the spell, but to no avail.

Meanwhile, in the depths of the forest, a young prince had heard of the beautiful princess who had fallen into a deep sleep. Driven by his curiosity and a desire to see the world, he ventured into the forest to find her.

The prince traveled through the dense woods, braving the dangers that lay ahead. He encountered wolves, bears, and other wild creatures, but his resolve never wavered. He followed the path that led him to the Queen's castle.

As he approached the castle, he saw Snow White lying on the bed, her fair skin pale and her hair spread out like a dark curtain. The prince knelt by her side and kissed her on the forehead. At that moment, the spell was broken, and Snow White awoke with a start.

The prince and Snow White looked at each other in awe. They had never seen anyone so beautiful, and their hearts were immediately drawn to one another. The prince, filled with love, decided to take Snow White away from the Queen and the dangers of the castle.

With the prince by her side, Snow White traveled through the forest, her heart light and her steps light. They came upon a small cottage where they were welcomed by seven dwarfs. The dwarfs were kind and gentle, and they offered Snow White and the prince a place to stay.

The Queen, upon hearing of Snow White's escape, was enraged. She knew that she had to get her back at all costs. One day, she disguised herself as an old hag and made her way to the cottage.

The Queen approached the cottage door and knocked. Snow White, not recognizing the voice, opened the door. The Queen, with a sneer, said, "Oh, look, Snow White, what have we here? A princess in a cottage with dwarfs. It seems you have quite the life."

Snow White, still naive, invited the Queen inside. The Queen, seeing her chance, whispered to Snow White, "You know, Snow White, I have a secret that will make you even more beautiful. It is a potion that I have brewed, and it will make you the most beautiful creature in the land."

Without a second thought, Snow White drank the potion. But this time, the Queen had not used the poisoned apple; instead, she had given her a potion that would make her look even more beautiful. As she drank, Snow White's beauty was magnified tenfold, and she realized the Queen's true intentions.

With a determined look in her eyes, Snow White pushed the Queen away and fled the cottage. The Queen, realizing that her plan had failed, pursued Snow White, but the prince and the dwarfs were there to protect her.

A fierce battle ensued, with the Queen using all her cunning and malice. But in the end, the prince and Snow White, with the help of the dwarfs, triumphed over the Queen.

The Queen, defeated, fled the kingdom, and Snow White and the prince were left to enjoy their happiness. They were married, and together, they ruled the kingdom with love and compassion.

And so, the tale of Snow White and the prince lived on, a testament to the power of love, the courage of a young man, and the grace of a beautiful princess who was the fairest of them all.