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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.)

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