Who was Mulan supposed to marry?

Mulan (Disney character)

Did Mulan and Shang get married?

Mulan and Shang are married and the princesses are released from their vows. Back home, the ancestors prepare a list of chores to do for Mushu, Shang arrives at the shrine and combines his family’s temple with Mulan’s. This allows Mushu to keep his title as family guardian.

Did Mulan save emperor?

Having saved the emperor, Mulan reunites with her fellow soldiers, and while it briefly looks like Cricket has died because he is slumped over and full of arrows, it’s just an illusion. The soldier was lucky after all – it’s just the arrows in his bag, and he was only momentarily knocked down.

Did Mulan become a concubine?

Despite their offer, Mulan and Xianniang aren’t killed. She is ordered to become a concubine and, unwilling to face such a dishonour, she kills herself. Before she takes her life she asks her younger sister, Youlan, which was to deliver Xianniang’s letter to her fiancé.

Is Mulan based on a true story?

The film’s main character is based off of a popular Chinese legend in which a woman by the name Hua Mulan dresses as a man and takes her father’s place in the army (Klimczak). Because the legend originates from China, Disney’s adaptation of Mulan easily sticks out from other Disney princess films.

What happens to Mulan’s father in Mulan?

The Fa family’s only child, tomboy Mulan, fails to fulfill a Chinese girl’s traditional duty as desirable bride. When the empire mobilizes a man from every family to fight the invading Huns, Mulan fears her father, an honorable veteran, is no longer up to fighting and joins in his place, masquerading as fictitious son Fa Ping.

Why is Mulan a rarity in Disney Princesses?

Mulan as a character is a rarity and the start of a new trend in the Disney princesses. Often times, Disney princesses reflect gender expectations and ideals. Snow White, for example, is passive and praised for her beauty and never steps out of these boundaries.

Is Mulan a masculine or feminine character?

By the end of the film, she succeeds as a warrior (a masculine trait) which then allows her to accept her femininity. She declines a position in the royal palace and instead returns home as a daughter, not a warrior. Mulan as a character is a rarity and the start of a new trend in the Disney princesses.