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Mulan Cricket Tattoo

Cri-Kee is the lucky cricket given to Mulan’s grandmother. She believes Cri-Kee will be a good luck charm for Mulan in battle, so he hangs around Mushu and Mulan during the story.

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Correspondingly, what does Mulan symbolize?

Mulan is not a princess, and the movie doesn’t talk about her beauty. She is far from being the typical Disney princess. She represents a normal woman with hopes and dreams. A woman who wanted to overcome and show that she wasn’t in any way inferior to men.

Likewise, why does Mulan have a witch? But the Witch exists to show Mulan and the audience that these two women are also limited by same inevitable constraint: their gender. Because they are women, neither one is respected by their peers or their enemies. The Witch represents the endpoint of Mulan’s journey.

What was Mulan writing on her arm?

During the “Honor to Us All” sequence, while the bather is bathing Mulan, the notes that Mulan wrote on her arm never smear away, even when we see her arms. After Mulan runs home from the matchmaker’s place, she goes into her ancestors’ shrine and wipes off her make-up, but no make-up is visible on her sleeves.

What is written on Mulan’s sword?

“Loyal, Brave, True” (???) are the three words engraved on the Hua family sword, comprising Mulan‘s central motif that in turn reflects this live action remake’s reexamination of what constitutes Chinese feminism.

Why is there a phoenix in Mulan?

Mulan accidentally breaks a family statue of a phoenix.

In the animated film, Mushu breaks a statue of a stone dragon, which serves as the family’s guardian. Mulan’s father says the phoenix is the emissary of their ancestors in the new movie.

Why did Mulan go to war?

Also in the original legend, Mulan went to war for her father, because her father was getting too old to fight, and had no sons to take his place. However, in the film, it was added that her father’s leg was injured.

Why does Mulan dress like a man?

San Souci, Mulan is based on the legendary Chinese warrior Hua Mulan from the poem the Ballad of Mulan. The only child of an aging war veteran, Mulan disregards both tradition and the law by disguising herself as a man in order to enlist herself in the army in lieu of her feeble father.

Why did Mulan kill herself?

In the “Sui Tang Romance” version of the story, first released in 1695, Mulan only has sisters and a baby son, so Mulan takes her father Hua Hu’s place in the army. … Mulan is ordered to become a concubine, so she kills herself.