Donny Osmond provided the singing voice for Captain Li Shang in Mulan.
I'll Make a Man Out of You is a song composed byMatthew Wilder, with lyrics by David Zippel, featured in the Disney film Mulan.
In Disney's "Mulan," the solution lies in Mulan's courage, resourcefulness, and determination to protect her family and country. Disguising herself as a man, she takes her father's place in the army, ultimately proving her worth and skills in battle. Mulan's bravery leads to the defeat of the Huns and earns her respect and recognition, highlighting themes of identity, honor, and empowerment. The film concludes with Mulan being celebrated not just for her achievements, but for challenging societal norms.
The main conflict in "Mulan" arises from the invasion of the Huns, which forces China to draft men into the army, including Mulan's ailing father. To protect him, Mulan disguises herself as a man and takes his place in the military. The resolution comes when Mulan proves her bravery and resourcefulness, ultimately leading to the defeat of the Huns and earning the respect of her comrades and the Emperor. Her actions challenge traditional gender roles and highlight themes of honor and self-identity.
Mushu, the small dragon in Disney's "Mulan," plays a crucial role in Mulan's journey by serving as her guardian and mentor. He encourages her to embrace her true self and helps her navigate the challenges of disguising herself as a man to join the army. Through his guidance and support, Mushu boosts Mulan's confidence, ultimately aiding her in becoming a courageous warrior and saving her country. His comedic presence also provides emotional relief during Mulan's struggles.
Mulan is often referred to as "Hua Mulan," which reflects her name in the original Chinese ballad, "The Ballad of Mulan." This ancient poem tells the story of a brave young woman who disguises herself as a man to take her elderly father's place in the army. The character has been popularized in various adaptations, including Disney's animated film and its live-action remake.
Mulan goes to war in her father's place to protect him from the dangers of battle and to honor her family's honor when a decree is issued for one man from each family to serve in the army. Knowing her elderly father is not fit for combat, she disguises herself as a man to take his place, demonstrating her courage and devotion to family. Mulan's actions reflect her desire to challenge traditional gender roles and highlight her bravery in a time of crisis.
probably ill make a man out of yo learn to be a man you by: Mulan
He sings the song "Ill make a man out of you".
http://www.stlyrics.com/lyrics/mulan/illmakeamanoutofyou.htm
The song is: I'll make a man out of you (From the movie Mulan) The artists Are: Mulan & Donny osmond
He was from Mongolia.
Honor to us all Reflection A girl worth fighting for I'll make a man out of you
"The way you have it written answers as follows: An ill educated man is a an educated man who is ill. An ill-educated man is a man who is poorly educated." The above quote is what was previously written. Answer: ill educated man - an educated man that is ill (previously correct). ill-educated man - well, ill-educated is not a real word and is mistakenly used for uneducated.
They are both about women who dress as men and fall in love along the way. The only difference is that Mulan gets the man that she falls in love with and Yentl doesn't.
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The theme of the "Ode of Mulan" is typically interpreted as the idea of female heroism, sacrifice, and loyalty. It celebrates Mulan's bravery and filial piety as she disguises herself as a man to take her father's place in the army.
probably nothing...the US Army and Marines use HOOOAH (Army) and OOORAH (Marines) to show their agreement when something is said by somebody in charge
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.)