Where is Mulan from?

Hua Mulan (4 12 -502), whose deeds have been passed down to this day, is a heroine in ancient China, loyal and filial, and passed down through the ages on behalf of her father who defeated the invading nation in the army. The emperor of the Tang Dynasty named her "General Filial Piety".

From 65438 to 0993, Yucheng County held the first Mulan Culture Festival in China. Famous Chinese historians gathered in Shangqiu to analyze the contents of Mulan Ci and the remaining records of Yuanbei. There is no doubt that Mulan's hometown is Yucheng.

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The allusions of Mulan's joining the army:

Mulan joined the army and told the old story that Mulan went to war instead of her father. Mulan is an ancient folk woman. When she was practicing riding as a child, she met the emperor to recruit soldiers, and her father's name was on the list. Her father was too old and ill to be competent, so Mulan disguised herself as a man and bought him to fight in his place.

Hua Mulan's joining the army embodies Hua Mulan's heroic spirit of defending the country and her daughter's feelings of filial piety to her father.

References:

Mulan (ancient national heroine) _ Baidu Encyclopedia?