New stills of the domestic animated film "Mulan: Rise of a Warrior" show the battle between good and evil

Today (September 10), the domestic animated film "Mulan: Rise of a Warrior" released stills of character relationships. In addition to Mulan, the grassland prince Agger, Asan and Lone Wolf, the stills also revealed the two generals of the Northern Wei Dynasty and the grassland for the first time. A battle between good and evil in people's hearts has slowly begun. How will Mulan deal with the grassland prince Agger, the mysterious Lone Wolf, and the generals who hold great power? The film will be released in domestic theaters on October 1.

"Mulan: Rise of a Warrior" is the world's first 3D animation to tell the story of Hua Mulan. The story is based on the original novel but has been reasonably adapted. Mulan has dreamed of becoming a heroine since she was a child, but she has suffered repeated setbacks after joining the army for her father. She gritted her teeth and persevered in facing love and friendship, and finally truly understood the meaning of "the greatest hero is one who serves the country and the people."

Directed by Liao Guanghua, "Mulan: Rise of a Warrior" is based on the original novel of Mulan but subverts the traditional image. It interprets the story of a classic Chinese character from the perspective of contemporary Chinese people. On the basis of retaining Mulan's loyal and brave qualities, it gives China's first animated Mulan a new identity setting and character personality, aiming to tell the audience an authentic Chinese Mulan story that is full of patriotism and is full of new ideas. Many netizens expressed that if Mulan's classic image is too subversive, will it be unacceptable?

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