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Historically Accurate Mulan
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11th installment of the series - Mulan
When and Where?
It is very obvious that Mulan takes place in China. For the time there were again several elements from different eras mixed in with one another. In the end I found that the Han-Dynasty was the most consistent match. Both when it comes to clothing and historical context. It was during this time that the Huns actually posed a threat to China and it was under Han rule that they were defeated.
Commentary
Of course Mulan is already a warrior; however she never appears in her armor in any of the historically accurate Disney series here on DeviantArt. So here she is as a Han Dynasty Swordswoman.
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Oh she will
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You have presented Mulan as a soldier of the Han dynasty. Fact is however that Mulan in the movie is presented fairly correctly in armour of the following Wei dynasty 5th until 6th century. So IMHO in this case I think that Disney got the better of You.
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Interesting! Thank you for the info. I guess Disney did their research then
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i hope the armor is Chinese,not Japanese.Chinese culture should not be confused with Japanese!
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It is definitely Han Chinese
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Thank you!
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Is it possible to request? Cause I think you would make Animal Wars characters come to life with your talent!
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Sorry for taking so long to reply 
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I recommend read this webcomic about Mulan: www.jonathondalton.com/?p=2532
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Thank you! 
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Don't forget to read the comment, very interesting.
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I meant author's comment, she discussed about possible origin of Mulan and analysis.
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This one is fairly accurate, especially the ring pommel of the sword, I like it! The best thing is the red fabric chosen, since the one in the movie depicts gray color 
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Thank you Gin!
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Thank you.
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Great! I am glad I could help!
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Thank you!
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Oh I see, so you went with the easy pick XD Still its welldone! Good work as always, I love the color.
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Yep I did! Thank you!
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Yeah you did, pity XD (nah only joking) Its understandable and fits to the movies original historic setting, plus it turned out great, so I cannot complain.Β
Btw how acquainted are you with Chinese especially late Chinese history?
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Thank you! I too am very happy with how it turned out
Nor really that much to be honest ^^
Btw sorry for the late reply, I was a little bit busy last week
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You are welcome! That is good, its the worst when the artist is not satisfied with the outcome.Β
Well its also a pretty interesting Β period and topic, not much discussed in Europe or western culture, however we still had a large influence over it.
No problem i totally understand! I myself was very busy too the past two weeks. Β
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All true.
East Asian History in General is very interesting yet often overlooked in the West.
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Indeed, I have two Chinese class mates, its pretty interesting to talk to them, plus I of course also have read up on the topic... it is interesting. Β
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Ah cool! It is always great to have classmates from all around the world - I once had one from China myself but that was over 14 years ago.
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Uh... you have a Chinese classmate when you were 4? That is pretty wicked XD
But yes its true that its good to have a multinational class or team where you study or work. Expect that in my experience Chinese most of the time lack the professional English skills or simply the ability for it, to actually fully understand professional English. They have a totally different grammar and even letters... well those are not even letters so its pretty hard for them... don't get me wrong they are part of my best friend circle currently and we can talk easily in English, but when it comes to more complex sentences and tasks... well its a bit annoying when I have to explain everything... even the core of the exercise three times in a row... XD Β Β
Interestingly I had no similar experience with any other people from around the world, not even from the middle east Β or south America.Β
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No when I was 6 in first grade.
I have not made such an expirience yet, because I have not yet worked together with anyone from east asia... mostly just Europeans and Americans
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Well okay, that is still pretty early to have international classes.Β
Yes its a bit different to have to work with Asians and south Americans, but I still very much enjoy the valuable experience.Β
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Yeah, I had a lot of international classmates
I mostly work together with germans, people from england and America but my father has a lot of Asian collegues and one from Chile.
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That is a good thing and an important experience.Β
Lucky you! oh I see, btw what dose your father work, if I may ask?
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I am glad I had it
Sure, my father is a professor for medical informatics and specialized on human computer interaction at the medical university.
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Same here.
Wow, that is pretty cool and interesting. What is the focus of the project, for medical operations, like surgical assistance, or Β more like for implants for amputated and deformed patients, or is it more like what GE dose like making process solutions software/applications for better use of resources, expertise and equipment? I mean because this all kinda fits into medical informatics XD Β Β
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The Han had to learn to move fast and hit hard to defeat the Huns. Your "Mulan" caught this.
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