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In this episode of our deep dive into the legend of Mulan, we explore how her image has evolved across different cultures and historical periods. From the original Northern Wei Dynasty ballad, where Mulan's story was deeply rooted in filial piety, to the Ming and Qing operas that introduced her internal struggles, and finally to modern adaptations such as Disney's animated and live-action films – each version reflects shifting societal attitudes to gender roles and heroism.
How did Mulan transform from a dutiful daughter to a symbol of personal empowerment? What do these changes tell us about evolving perceptions of women and courage? Join us as we analyze the cultural significance of Mulan's story and discuss how it continues to resonate across time and borders.