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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.
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Mulan Dragon is a fantastic character in cartoon film presented by Disney in 1998, it didn't exist in Chinese history.
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the actress that voiced Mulan is Ming-Na Wen,the actress for the singing voice is Lea Salonga.
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The only one i can think of is Mulan.
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Mushu is a character from the Disney movie "Mulan." He is a small dragon who serves as a guardian and sidekick to Mulan, the film's protagonist. Mushu provides comic relief and helps Mulan on her journey to save China.
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The 1998 Disney movie "Mulan" took place in Han China. The Han Dynasty controlled the eastern half of China in the third century B. C.
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They consider her one because she was a hero and saved china, a good role model,
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· Yao (Mulan)
· Yar (Dinosaur)
· Yzma (The Emperor's New Groove)
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Mulan and Shang became engaged at the beginning of Mulan 2. They dont get married in the movie, though.
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There were many things that Mulan did that was considered heroic. Mulan fought for her country in place of her father.
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No, geishas are Japanese. Mulan was learning how to be a good wife.
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Yes.
Jackie Chan was the voice for "Shang" in the Chinese release. The film was released in Taiwanese, Cantonese, and Mandarin, and Jackie did the voice of Shang for all three.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulan#Reception_in_China
You can see a music video of him singing Shang's main song here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4t80k2sBZmY
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[In July 2016] There is no indication there will ever be another Mulan sequel.
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There is a Disney Park in Hong Kong, not really China but the closest there is.
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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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Mulan in the first Mulan movie.
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The falling action of Mulan occurs after Mulan defeats the Huns and is honored by the Emperor. She returns home to her family, and the village celebrates her bravery and success. The resolution of the story sees Mulan reunited with her family and accepted for who she truly is.
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The cast of Mulan - 2011 includes: Ziyi Zhang
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Oui (Yes in French), she is real, but she lived a long time ago, in 406 A.D. This website
http://www.womenofchina.cn/Profiles/Women_in_History/4749.jsp
tells of two or three different Mulan's in the same era-Hua Mulan, and Zhao Mulan (I forget Mulan's surname (the third one-if there if one). Hope this helps!
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Mushu bites one or more of Mulan's fellow soldiers, who believe him to be a snake.
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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.
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