（德）格林

About the Author

The Brothers Grimm, under the pseudonym (德) 格林, were renowned German folklorists and linguists Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, who collected and published timeless fairy tales that have enchanted generations worldwide. Born in the late 18th century, they began their collaborative work in the early 19th century, preserving oral traditions from across Europe while infusing them with moral depth and imaginative flair. Their stories, often rooted in folklore, explore themes of good versus evil, the triumph of the underdog, and the magic of the everyday. Notable for their bilingual editions that bridge cultures, such as '小紅帽(雙語版) (Traditional Chinese Edition)', the Grimms' legacy endures in literature, inspiring adaptations in film, theater, and animation, cementing their place as foundational figures in children's literature and cultural heritage.