Speaking of recent Disney-related movies, I believe that many people immediately think of the live-action movie "Mulan".
Hua Mulan is a heroine in ancient China. He became famous for the generations after his father served in the army to defeat the invading nation. Its story was first circulated in the folk song "Mulan Ci", which has now been adapted into major TV dramas, animations, movies and so on.
And some time ago, Disney once again took out this IP and adapted it into a live-action movie. With the popular domestic star Liu Yifei as the actor of Mulan, it announced the start of shooting, and it is scheduled to be released in North America on March 27, 2020.
Although the "Mulan" live-action movie has not yet been released, Disney has exposed a lot of very interesting information. For example, because of the uncomfortable aspects of the relationship, the Disney official put Mulan on Li Xiang, his boss, was deleted, and the actor disappeared instantly.
Recently, Disney officially announced once again on Twitter that one character will be deleted this time, that is, "Kusu".
Because this time "Mulan" is adapted from the 1998 Disney animated film of the same name, it has a little mythological element, and "Musu" is the dragon sent by the ancestors of the Hua family to bless Mulan. , And there is no use for eggs, just to activate the atmosphere.
and the special consultant of the movie "Mulan", Stanley Rosen, said: Although the role of is very popular in the United States, basically no one likes it in China. This kind of unscrupulous dragon will offend their traditional culture. .
on the other side of the "Mulan" live-action movie Twitter also announced the news: because the Chinese do not like Musu, for them, the dragon should be a symbol of sacred, wisdom and auspiciousness. The role of Musu is basically. It will not appear in Chinese movies.
And finally, Disney officially decided to delete the role of Musu.
Of course, one thing is true. Many netizens in China have no good feelings about the character of Musu. It is not so much a "dragon", but a "four-legged snake". I can blame it for incorporating too many western elements.
But what's the use of these things until now, "Mulan" was not filmed like that, and many netizens are complaining:
You have sensitive G-spots all over China, no matter what you do. Shooting will "offend" traditional Chinese culture;
is not so much respecting the Chinese, it is more respecting the Chinese market and saving the production of fantasy characters;
, but in the end it is a Western with Chinese elements. Kernel live-action movies are basically heroic movies about Mulan "mowing the grass" on the battlefield, and there is no sense of disobedience to replace a "chia" casually. Audiences who like this type of movie are naturally sought after. If you don’t like it, no matter what role you delete, no matter how you respect our opinions, I won’t look at it. I don’t know if you think so.
