Snow White was poisoned and unconscious after eating the poisoned apple. The dwarf put Snow White in the crystal coffin, and finally the prince came on a white horse and brought Snow White back to life with a affectionate kiss.

After being framed by the queen, Snow White met seven kind dwarfs in the deep forest. After listening to Snow White's misfortune, the dwarfs took her in. Knowing from the magic mirror that Snow White was not dead, the queen turned herself into an old woman with witch medicine, and coaxed Snow White into eating the poisonous apple while the dwarf was away.

After the seven dwarfs guessed that Snow White was in danger, the seven dwarfs rushed back, and the queen who fled in panic fell off a cliff and died in the storm. The seven dwarfs put Snow White in a crystal glass coffin inlaid with gold. The prince of a neighboring country came on a white horse and brought Snow White back to life with a affectionate kiss.

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Because of the description of Snow White's appearance in Grimm's fairy tales: unnatural white skin, black hair and red lips, some people think that it is similar to vampires, so some authors set the princess as a vampire in their re-creations, such as neil gaiman's.

The original Grimm's Fairy Tale was used as the creative source by the Japanese writer group Tong Shengcao. Snow White in The Scary Grimm's Fairy Tale and The Scary Grimm's Fairy Tale 2, whose queen is Snow White's biological mother.

The original version of Snow White, a Grimm fairy tale published in 1812, clearly pointed out that the queen who abused Snow White was her biological mother. Later, it was revised six times by the Grimm brothers because of inappropriate content and wording, and finally the current version was published in 1857.