"Mulan has been hailed as a feminist Disney movie because it showcases a young woman who leads China to victory using her quick wit, pride, and a strong sense of family honor - all while masquerading as a man named Ping.

Meet this Mulan doll, inspired by the courageous and strong-willed princess from the classic Disney movie. This posable fashion doll is shown in a sparkling outfit and accessories that include shoes and a tiara. In her signature look from the movie, this Mulan doll is ready for any adventure!

She rather describes herself as, “Loyal. Brave. And true.”, as well as harnessing her feminine qualities of composure and discipline in a renewed way. Mulan is the role model we need; to remind all girls to continue to be bold, speak up and challenge their world.

The “royal by birth or marriage” requisite has a small twist, as it also allows those who have performed an act of heroism to be a Disney Princess – and that's why Mulan is considered as one.

Under the idea that boys are preferred to daughters in ancient China, Mulan can join the army for her father and eventually become a heroine. Disney incorporated this idea of equality between men and women into the film, fully showing the equality of the people and strong national consciousness.

Mulan's character is well-illustrated as a woman who has power and a strong mind. It proves that she is a feminist who doesn't want to take for granted what women are supposed to be in her society. Mulan is the representation of most women who take serious action in fighting for women's equality.

Mimi is Zoe's doll on Sesame Street. One of many transitional objects for Muppet characters, Mimi serves as a companion for Zoe's playdates, bedtime, and life changes.

magnolia blossom Mulan is a feminine name of Chinese origin. While this name refers to flowers, meaning “magnolia blossom” or “wood orchid,” it also brings feelings of strength and victory. Mulan was also the name of a legendary Chinese warrior who disguised herself as a man to take her sick father's place in the army.

If there's one thing Mulan teaches us early on, it's bravery - how to push fears aside in order to achieve greatness. By refusing to allow any fears to control her, she embarks on an adventure that will transforms her into a legendary warrior. Mulan embraces loyalty with a fierceness we truly appreciate.

She becomes strong and fights even after her true identity was revealed. This helps Mulan become an effective leader because she has the confidence to lead others. She has mental, emotional and physical strength so the other men could not say that she is weak.

She challenges the world Unlike other Disney princesses, Mulan doesn't need to be rescued, or wait on a prince. She is her own hero. Mulan sees inequality and calls it out. At the beginning of the film, Mulan visits a matchmaker to seek what qualities she has for a potential suitor.

She doesn't give up She teaches us to conquer obstacles head on and achieve exactly what we want to even through trial and error and learning from our mistakes. Mulan's self-assured spirit, which is continually challenged and overcome, teaches us to bounce back, keep moving forward and to never give up!

For children, Mulan demonstrates the positive aspects of never giving up, not being restricted to gender roles and the importance of family and honor. These aspects of the film are more in keeping with a traditional Chinese perspective on cultural value, such as the importance of family and honor.