Wondering Butterfly; Free Coloring Book Illustration
In the ancient land of China, there once lived a young geisha named Mei-Ling. She was a beauty beyond compare, with skin as white as snow, lips as red as cherries, and eyes as dark as the night sky. She lived in a small village with her stepmother and stepsisters, who treated her cruelly and made her do all the household chores.
Despite her difficult life, Mei-Ling remained kind and gentle, and her beauty was renowned throughout the land. One day, as she was walking through the woods, she came across a small cottage. Inside the cottage were seven tiny creatures with long beards and bright red hats. They were known as the Seven Dwarves of the Mountains, and they invited Mei-Ling to stay with them.
Mei-Ling soon discovered that the Seven Dwarves were actually powerful magicians, and they taught her the secrets of their craft. She learned how to control the elements, create illusions, and even communicate with animals.
One day, as Mei-Ling was wandering through the woods, she came across a handsome prince who had been enchanted by a wicked sorceress. The prince was asleep, and no one had been able to awaken him. Mei-Ling knew that she had the power to break the spell, and so she kissed the prince on the forehead.
The prince woke up immediately, and he was overjoyed to see Mei-Ling. He invited her to his palace, where he introduced her to his father, the Emperor. The Emperor was so impressed by Mei-Ling's beauty and skill that he asked her to be his son's bride.
But Mei-Ling had other plans. She knew that her destiny lay elsewhere, and so she refused the Emperor's offer. Instead, she decided to travel the world and use her powers to help those in need.
And so Mei-Ling left the palace and set out on her journey. She traveled to every corner of the land, using her magic to heal the sick, protect the weak, and spread joy and happiness wherever she went.
And though she never married a prince or lived in a palace, Mei-Ling lived a life that was far more rewarding. She became a legend in her own time, and her name was whispered in the same breath as the greatest heroes and heroines of Chinese mythology.