The earliest known versions of the Ballad of Mulan, the Chinese legend upon which the movie is based, originated during the Northern Wei dynasty in the 4th to 6th century.
Disney released the animated film 'Mulan,' bringing the legend to a global audience with its 1998 debut.
Production for Disney's live-action adaptation of Mulan officially started, signaling the commencement of filming.
Disney released the live-action adaptation of Mulan, blending elements of the original legend with new storylines.
Mulan prepares to meet the matchmaker as per traditional expectations for women in her village.
Mulan takes her sick father's place in the army by disguising herself as a man to defend China from the Huns.
Mulan and other conscripts undergo rigorous training to prepare for battle against the Hunnic army.
During battle in the snowy mountains, Mulan uses her wit to launch a cannon attack that defeats the Huns and saves her comrades.
Mulan's gender is discovered when she is wounded and tended to by her fellow soldiers, causing conflict among her peers.
After the war, Mulan returns to her family and village, reconciling with her parents and community.
Mulan is honored by the Emperor of China for her bravery in defeating the Huns and saving the empire.
