Mulan Poetry is a famous folk song in the Northern Dynasties, which tells the story of Mulan, a girl thousands of years ago. She disguised herself as a man and stepped forward to join the army instead of her father, showing the excellent qualities of the Chinese nation, such as simplicity, loyalty and loyalty. It is an outstanding masterpiece of folk songs since ancient times.
Now the charm of China's "popular literature" works has set off a "Mulan fever" overseas. At home, some scholars have also written articles for Mulan and Mulan's poems. Many people think that Mulan originated in Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Mulan poems were written in the Tang Dynasty. It is not difficult to recognize that they followed in the footsteps of Zhang Qiao and Zuo Keming in the Southern Song Dynasty. Joe wrote "Gu" and Ke Ming wrote "Gu Yue Fu". It is said that "Mulan Poetry" was written by the Tang Dynasty. In this chapter and the second section from the left, it is said that "Mulan Song" has been contained in the official edition of Wenyuan (Volume 333) from the Northern Song Dynasty, and the author is Wei in the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, Mulan Poetry, which was not named by the author in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, was stolen by Wei in the Song Dynasty. In this regard, the editor of the book is also known for its advantages and disadvantages and has to write it off. Mulan Poetry was included in Wen Yuan Hua Ying, and was written by Webster afterwards. Moreover, the first sentence was rewritten as "Haw Lee". Its mistakes, the skill of replacing trees with flowers, and the glory attached to Webster's body all led to the ridicule of future generations. Look at Guo Maoqian's Poems of Yuefu in the Early Song Dynasty, Volume 25, titled Two Mulan Poems. Guo put the unsigned ancient poems in the front, and Webster's new works in the back. At the same time, the title of Wei in the Tang Dynasty was also marked with the word "attached". It can be concluded that there were Mulan poems before the Tang Dynasty.