I Joined the Army for My Father and Became the General of Zhenbei.

The story begins with the "Poetry of Mulan", a Yuefu folk song of the Northern Dynasties that has been circulated for thousands of years, and expands the sigh of "chirp again chirp" into a magnificent heroic epic: Hua Mulan cuts off her long hair to join the army in her father's stead, overcoming the limits of gender and physical fitness. She grew up patiently in the military camp, and in the baptism of blood and fire, she became the "Hua Hu" trusted by her comrades. She not only protects her family and country behind her, but also her own commitment to "loyalty" and "filial piety", as well as the longing for home hidden deep under the armor. Finally, when she achieved success and fame, she refused to accept the title or the reward, "I am willing to travel thousands of miles to send my son back to his hometown." This is not only the ending of the story, but also Mulan's ultimate recognition of her identity: she is not only a bloody warrior, but also her father's daughter forever. This is a story about courage, sacrifice, responsibility and return, recommended to every reader who has been moved by the legend of Mulan.