"Mulan" can be said to be one of my two favorite animations. When I was young, I just liked interesting stories and good music, but even when I was very young, I still remembered what Dad Hua said to Mulan. I think every girl has a dream, but not necessarily a princess dream, maybe a hero dream. Girls can also not - wait to be saved, but save others gently and persistently. Perhaps in ancient times this was a very dangerous thought. But now I am glad to see it in Mulan. I'm so proud that Disney used Mulan to tell the grand story of a girl who put on armor to save the country. It is also a pity that at present, it seems that the country has not stepped out of the cage of male love or female love or male superiority. Now that I was forced to marry and bred around twenty-five, I don't know if it is an atavism phenomenon. At least it makes me feel that women are an instrumental concept in the hearts of many domestic men and women. Naturally arrogant and rebellious, I met the best parents. I hate the stereotype people have of me, I have to be a princess and be up for sale. I'm not beautiful for men to choose, and I'm not smart for how to have children. They let me see the world, how complicated it is, and let me understand that girls are different from boys, and I have to learn to protect myself and identify myself. Just like the Mulan that Disney finally created. Courage, resilience, persistence, self-love, beauty. The most touching scene was the scene where Mulan drew her sword and broke her hair, especially with the rhythm of the passionate drums, the connection between the girl's softness and rigidity made my heart tremble. Because I also have such ruthless times, for my family, not for love. How about the girl, still protect the family and the country, I like this reason. I remember the arrogant roar of the Nazgul in The Lord of the Rings: No man can kill me . Eowyn at that time was so beautiful and shiny ✨ that brought tears to my eyes. I am not man .
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