How is Disney's Mulan perceived in China?

From what I can remember, the movie was received horribly. People criticized how the movies confused China with Japan (which is a big deal for us), and how they confused Chinese tradition of family clan with Native American (mostly because use of the word "ancestors" in the movie). read more

People criticized how the movies confused China with Japan (which is a big deal for us), and how they confused Chinese tradition of family clan with Native American (mostly because use of the word"ancestors" in the movie). read more

I was very young when it came out and it was not the type of movie I liked most back then. In my vague memory, I think Feifei Wang' s answer is a good recap of the public's reaction at the time. read more

But instead of cashing in at the box office, Walt Disney's"Mulan" has bombed in her ancestral homeland."Mulan," which has grossed about $300 million worldwide, is the legendary story of a brave young Chinese woman who joins the army during the Sui Dynasty (589-618 A.D.) in place of her sick, elderly father. read more