Yes
Honor to us all Reflection A girl worth fighting for I'll make a man out of you
if there is an answer, it must be ancestor
Hua Mulan died when she was 56.
The huns :)
No, Mulan is Chinese.
Fa Mulan is Chinese .
First off Mulan is Chinese. The Chinese are similar to the Japenese yet are different in ways.
Yes
First off Mulan is Chinese. The Chinese are similar to the Japenese yet are different in ways.
Mulan's full name is Fa-Mulan, which in Chinese Pinyin is Hua Mulan. Her date of birth and death is unknown. But what we are sure is she joined the army and fought for her country in 166 BC.
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In the time and society in which the movie Mulan takes place, women were to be seen and not heard. And everyone tried their best to bring honor to their families. So Mulan, being a young woman, was supposed to bring honor to her family by marrying an honorable man. (This is why she and the other girls go to see the Matchmaker at the beginning.)
The art would be chinese. The movie Mulan is set in ancient China
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In the movie "Mulan," the avalanche was triggered when Mulan purposely created an avalanche by causing an explosion using fireworks to save her father and the Chinese army from the attacking Huns.
The difference between the original legend and Disney's adaptation of the legend are:In the original legend, her name is Hua Mulan. In the Disney film, Mulan's full name is Fa Mulan. Fa is Cantonese while Hua is Chinese.In the original legend, Mulan has a brother who is too young to be enlisted into the army while in the Disney film, Mulan's brother is not featured.In the original Mulan legend, Mulan uses her father's name Li, and she was never discovered as a female, unlike in the film.The original legend states Hau Mulan fought in the Chinese army for 12 years. It was unlikely she fought that long in the film as she still appears young.