In "Poetry of Mulan", we combine specific verses to talk about what is respectable and lovely about Mulan.

"My father has no eldest son, and Mulan has no eldest brother. I am willing to saddle the horse for the city, and from now on I will fight for my father." A girl saw that there was no brother in the family and her father was old and frail, so she decided to join the army for her father. , this kind of spirit is admirable. Another example is "Generals die in a hundred battles, and heroes return in ten years." She fought desperately with the soldiers and galloped on the battlefield for ten years. This kind of heroic spirit is also admirable and lovely. Another example is "Can Khan asks what he wants, Mulan does not need a minister; she is willing to travel thousands of miles to send her son back to his hometown." This noble behavior is so respectable and lovely.

Industrious (chirp repeats chirp, Mulan is responsible for weaving at home) ), filial piety (willing to saddle horses for the city, and will fight for my father from now on), indifferent to fame and wealth (Mulan does not need a minister), does not covet glory and wealth (the Khan asks what he wants, Mulan does not need a minister); fights bravely, (returns to see the emperor, the emperor Sitting in the bright hall); Extraordinary beauty (preening hair at the window, looking at the mirror with yellow decals); Smart and witty (we have been together for twelve years, but did not know Mulan was a girl); filial to parents (willing to run a thousand miles and send my son back to his hometown; willing to saddle the horse for the city, From then on, he fought for his father); loyal and patriotic (generals died in a hundred battles, and heroes returned in ten years)