This one started off promising -- Mulan is joyfully teaching a group of adoring young girls the yin and yang of warriorship (balance and skill, toughness and serenity). Then along comes Li Shang, who proposes marriage to her. We hear her squeal delightedly from a distance as her grandmother exclaims "she said yes!" Much celebration by family follows. The movie spends a lot of time on Mulan getting married and becoming a female partner to General Shang. When the Emperor calls them for help with a new mission (safely transporting his 3 daughters to their new husbands), he calls General Shang to lead the troops. Mulan -- who saved China after all (and Gen. Shang a couple of times) -- is relegated to helpmate. Her feminist spirit is only displayed by her anger at the fact the girls are undertaking arranged marriages. She urges them to 'follow their hearts', much to the displeasure of Shang. In the end, she marries him despite their enormous differences. And the princesses get to marry their love matches too. All ends with much marrying and kissing and celebrating, and Mulan peacefully telling Mushu how she now defers decision-making to her husband. Why did Disney ruin the Mulan story with this nonsense? I wasn't thrilled.