Fa Mulan Essays

  • The Good and Bad Aspects of Disney Movies

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    children by teaching them good life morals. However, one of her examples, Mulan, is not an example of achievement through hard work like Zia explains, but rather a change made through magic, and example of the horrible historical inaccuracies made in Disney movies and the lack of parental respect that they teach children. Zia’s main point in using Mulan as part of her argument for the good of Disney movies is saying that Mulan is an example of how hard work and determination will pay off in the end

  • Argumentative Essay On Fa Mulan

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    I am nominating Fa Mulan for the Hero Hall of Fame. Mulan is the perfect candidate, she has all of the qualities that an amazing hero needs, she is persistent, kind, intelligent, brave, and selfless. However, if you need convincing about Mulan, or are unaware of her journey, continue to read on. Mulan’s heroic journey started when her father was drafted for the army, to defend China. Her father was older and even struggled with walking, remarkably Mulan pretended to a man and took her father’s place

  • The Stereotypes Of Disney, Fashion, And Pop Culture

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    Fashion and pop culture has transformed over the years greatly influenced by television and the media. Television has a huge impact on our childhood, what we watch on television shapes our adult life either positively or negatively. For anyone born in the 20th century television era, they must be familiar with the Disney world characters and how they have had a huge impact on our kids over generations and how it has transformed television, fashion, and pop culture over the years. Monika Bartyzel

  • What is the princess effect

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    What is “the princess effect”? This flex paper will be written on the impact that Disney princesses have on little girls. The article this paper is based on looks at how parents and their little girls are at acceptance with the girly-girl culture through the Disney princesses’ franchise. The article stated that the Disney Princesses entered the life of psychotherapist Mary Finucane’s 3-year-old daughter. And from then on out her three year old daughter began refusing to do or wear things that

  • Movie Review: Mulan

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    Mulan The movie is all about the bravery of a Chinese girl named Mulan and her quest for honor. The movie is produced by Disney and the character can be added to the numerous princesses produced by this film institution. Mulan also set a trend in the line of movies produced by Walt Disney Pictures by having the setting in an Asian country and utilizing history to be part of the wonderful story. Furthermore, the movie also touched the tradition and culture of the Chinese which make it interesting

  • Mulan Research Paper

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    will my reflection show who I am inside?¨ In Disney's Movie Mulan, which is based on the medieval Chinese legend of Hua Mulan, a young Chinese girl runs away from home upon failing her meeting with the ‘matchmaker’ and finding out the Huns have invaded. Mulan enlists herself in training to take her injured fathers spot in the upcoming war as he will surely die if he goes. At the time the movie is placed in

  • White Tigers vs. Mulan

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    well as Disney’s Mulan were family honor is more important than anything else. Mulan was directed by Tony Bancroft and Barry Cook, and produced by Walt Disney Pictures. The film Mulan retold the story of a woman warrior who took her father’s place in battle and became a savior of China.The movie uses many elements from the original story told in the chapter “White Tigers,” but adds many modern twists in order to make the story more appealing for a newer generation. In both stories of Fa Mu Lan the elements

  • Traditional Western and Disney Ideals as Seen in Mulan

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    Traditional Western and Disney Ideals as Seen in Mulan Fairy tales have been a long tradition in almost all cultures, starting as oral traditions to and gradually evolving into written texts intended for future generations to enjoy. Today, a common medium for relaying these ancient stories is through animation. The Walt Disney Company is probably the most well known for its animated portrayals of many classic fairy tales. These fairy tales are considered, by fairy tale researcher Justyna Deszcz

  • Mulan as the Woman Warrior

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    Mulan as the Woman Warrior Many movies have gotten their theme or content from books and novels. One of them being the story of Mulan, which originates from the story of a Chinese girl who grows into a women warrior. In my reading of " The Woman Warrior", there is a tale of a warrior who has the name Fa Mu Lan. The mother tells the story of Fa Mu Lan to her children , one child stating " Instantly, I remembered that as a child, I had followed my mother about the house, the two

  • The Life of Mulan

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    comrades were amazed and perplexed to find out that "he" was in fact, a woman, (Kington). You might know whom I am talking about. Her name was Fa Mulan. After hearing the story about Mulan, I spent some time thinking about what it meant for a woman in ancient China to transcend beyond the boundaries of gender and culture for family, honor, and duty. Mulan became a true warrior - one who encompassed not only the combatant and the housewife but the struggle between them as well. Perhaps it is because

  • Maxine Vs. Celie Dealing With The Past

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    Maxine vs. Celie Dealing with the Past This paper compares and contrasts Celie’s story in The Color Purple by Alice Walker to that of Maxine’s story in the Woman Warrior by Maxine Kingston and how each of these women deals with their past. Both of these novels deal heavily with female oppression. While both of the women in the novels must deal with their pasts, their pasts and the manner in which they deal with them are very different. The Color Purple is a novel that is a series of letters written

  • The Legend of Hua Mulan

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    The legend states that Hua Mulan lived during the Northern Wei dynasty. She is a mythical figure from ancient China portrayed in the Chinese poem, Ballad of Mulan. Though both princess warrior show and movie, The Legend of Hua Mulan and Disney’s Mulan have different character personalities and reasons of going to war. The Legend of Hua Mulan is straightforward and seeks to depict Mulan as a warrior. Disney’s Mulan, however, depicts Mulan as trying to prove her parents wrong and bring home a man as

  • Kingston's Ideal Life

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    and wishes for an ideal life. The woman warrior in the first section of "White Tigers" appears as a perfect woman who manages to balance her life, acting in a multitude of roles including a fighter and a mother. Kingston's version of the legendary Fa Mu Lan valiantly leads and "inspired my army, and I fed them...Then people would want to join the ranks. My army did not rape, only taking food where there was an abundance. We brought order wherever we went" (17). The reader admires this warrior

  • The Woman Warrior: A Tale of Identity

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    act of the family forgetting this aunt entirely. In White Tigers, it tells of the myth of Fa Mu Lan. It begins with Kingston recounting her mother’s story of Fa Mu Lan and her training where an elderly couple trains Fa Mu Lan into a warrior for fifteen years, then Fa Mu Lan’s role as a leading warrior and wife in which she replaces her father in battle and seeks revenge and lastly Kingston’s comparison to Fa Mu Lan’s life with hers. In Shaman, Kingston recounts her mother’s story of when her mother

  • Overview Of The FA (Football Association)

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    The FA (Football Association) Where did it all start? A man called Ebenezor Morley, who formed Barnes FC in 1862, decided to write a letter to Bell’s Life which was a popular newspaper. He did this because there were constant arguments between his players on how the game of football should be played. In the letter, he suggested that there should be a set of rules just like the ones used in cricket. This letter led to the FA having their first official meeting on the 26th October 1863 in the Freemasons

  • Why English Premier League Players Should Be Paid

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    English Premier League teams are being overcrowded by the amount of training and games being played throughout the week which affects the players own life in many ways such as injuries, and even their social life. Some people argue that players are not being overwork because their pay is so high. Current Liverpool F.C striker Daniel Sturridge earns £105,769 (British pounds) as a weekly income whilst his yearly salary is £5,500,000. (Liverpool F.C players salaries 2015 , 2015) Having a high paying

  • Local and National Provision of Football

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    of 19 community football workers. The community football workers will work closely with schools and local clubs, and will have four priorities: - To get young people into football - To develop sustainable opportunities for children through FA Charter Standard clubs - To develop leaders and coaches from within the communities - To support the Government target of providing two hours of PE in schools every week By doing this, the overall plan is too build the best grassroots

  • Soccer Vs Football Compare And Contrast

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    Soccer Vs Football In the world of sport, soccer and football with respect to demographic has had numerous controversies. Although both sport are known famously around the globe, for many years fans from both sides are known for asking, is American football same as soccer? What’s the time limit on both sports? What’s the game objective? Do they use the same ball? However they both have similarities and differences which I will be talking about in this essay. Both sports have similarities such as

  • History Of Women Football Essay

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    The speed, the agility, the ability to manoeuvre the ball to the opposing side of the field, the ability to reflect and the ability to outsmart your opponent is what makes you a real champion. The player sprints across the field, she passes the midfielders, the defenders and without realizing she knows she’s there, just the goalie, the net and her. Prodigious cheers and roars are coming from the crowd, which contemplate the splendid dribbles that took place. And then... an unbelievable cross from

  • The Characteristics Of Adolf Hitler

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    Expository Essay I believe that there are three main character traits that define a good leader; their ability to move a nation with their speeches, their ability to think about and plan for the future of their people and nation, and their ability to be able to command the nation 's forces correctly. All good and well defining character traits that I believe that Adolf Hitler possessed when he came to power in Germany during January 1933. To be a good leader requires a lot of attention and focus