The Turtle Girl (Bilingual Translator)

"The Undine" is a classic fairy tale Undine created by the German writer Mort Fouquet, also known as "The Undine". It is considered a representative work of late German romantic literature. The fairy tale tells the poignant love story between the water elf Udyrida, who was born without a soul, and the knight. The girl who was obsessed with the knight was willing to give up her immortal appearance and eternal life for love, and married the knight. However, she was betrayed by the knight's love, and finally turned into spring water to surround her lover's grave. The illustrations of "The Children of the Eddy Bank" were drawn in 1909 by Arthur Rackham, a famous illustrator in the golden age of British publishing at the end of the 19th century. The style of his works is strange and magnificent, and the images he created are particularly distinctive: the old trees are vigorous and vigorous, the dwarves are sinister and vicious, and the demons are charming and enchanting, which fully demonstrates the fantasy atmosphere in the text.