The sentence in Mulan's poem that expresses Mulan's eagerness to return home is: The Khan asked what he wanted, Mulan didn't need a minister, she was willing to travel thousands of miles to send her son back to her hometown.
Hua Mulan, also known as Mulan, was a heroine in ancient China. She was loyal, filial and righteous. The emperor of the Tang Dynasty posthumously named her "General Filial Piety". The spread of Mulan's story should be attributed to the folk song "Mulan Ci" , but Hua Mulan’s surname, place of origin, etc. are not accurately recorded in history books. Hua Mulan’s deeds have been shown in a variety of literary and artistic works, including movies, TV series, singing and dancing Henan opera, etc. Hua Mulan has been passed down through the ages because she joined the army on behalf of her father and defeated the invading nation.
During the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Rouran tribe, a nomadic tribe in the north, continued to harass people southward. The Northern Wei regime stipulated that one man from each family should go to the front line. However, Mulan's father was old and frail and could not go to the battlefield, and her younger brother was still young. Therefore, Mulan decided to join the army in her father's place, and she began her military life of more than ten years. Going to the border to fight is a difficult task for many men, but Mulan has to conceal her identity and kill the enemy with her friends. This is even more difficult than ordinary soldiers! The good news is that Hua Mulan finally completed her mission and returned home triumphantly after decades. Because of her great achievements, the emperor pardoned her crime of deceiving the emperor. He also believed that she had the ability to serve in the court and was given an official position. However, Hua Mulan refused because she had an old father to take care of at home, and asked the emperor to allow her to return. Township, to compensate and honor parents. Hua Mulan is one of the four heroines in ancient Chinese legends. She is a legendary heroine in the Southern and Northern Dynasties of China. Her story is also a tragic heroic epic.