Disney's Only Chines

The story of Mulan taking her father's place in the army is well-known to every Chinese child, and Mulan is also Disney's only Chinese princess. Her courageous, determined, beautiful, and chivalrous character is loved by many. When the Huns invaded the country, every family needed a male member to fight. Mulan's father was injured and unable to go to war, so Mulan stepped forward, cut her hair short, disguised herself as a man, and took her father's place in battle. On the battlefield, Mulan demonstrated extraordinary courage and wisdom. She was not afraid of hardships and dangers, fighting side by side with her comrades, bravely protecting her country and family. Her bravery and intelligence earned her the respect and admiration of everyone around her. In the end, Mulan and her comrades defeated the Huns. The truth about Mulan's gender was revealed, but the Emperor did not punish her for deceiving him. Instead, he allowed her to continue in a high position of authority. Eventually, Mulan reunited with her family, and the story ended happily. Mulan's story has become a beloved tale passed down through generations, and her name has become a symbol of bravery and loyalty. She shows us that, regardless of gender, everyone can display great courage and a sense of responsibility.