Mulan Poetry is a folk song in the Northern Dynasties, which tells the story of a boudoir woman Mulan thousands of years ago. This story is no stranger to me. I heard it from my parents when I was a child, and later I learned it at school. But every time I read Mulan's poems, I am deeply moved. I still feel deeply when I read them again today.
Mulan, the image of a heroine, is a household name. She is a heroine among women and a filial daughter of her father. She joined the army for her elderly father, disguised as a man, and fought bravely on the battlefield. She is a generation of heroines.
Mulan, you proved that women are no worse than men. You are a weak woman, but you can join the army for your father, bravely resist the enemy, fight for a long time, stand out among thousands of men in Qian Qian, and make your country win.
Mulan, you are not greedy for property. When you came home in triumph to visit Khan, you let this country win. When Khan pays for your contribution, you don't want property or official position. The only thing you want to do is to go back and meet your relatives, hometown and miss your parents day and night.
Mulan, you are a filial person. People often say: "The filial piety of all virtues comes first." You have action, you know that dad is old and it is not easy to support his family. For the sake of dad's good life, you are so sensible, and for the sake of dad, you disguised as a man and joined the army.
Mulan, you are a brave man. You fought bravely, perseveringly and fearlessly on the battlefield. You killed one enemy after another and made great contributions to the country.
Mulan in my mind is a heroine who proves that women are no worse than men, not greedy for money, filial to her father and brave to kill the enemy. Mulan, you are really like a tenacious flower. You are a gentleman in a flower, blooming in people's hearts and emitting respectable fragrance.