The Tragic Life of Hua Mulan

Everyone knows that Hua Mulan is a peerless heroine, but they don't know the little-known details of her twelve years in the army on behalf of her father and her life and death experience after returning to her hometown. This book is presented to readers in literary form based on extensive historical sources. Hua Mulan was taught amazing martial arts skills by a master. She joined the army on behalf of her father with her fiancé, and fought several battles. She narrowly escaped death and achieved great military exploits. She was regarded as a "wonderful man" and became the object of worship among girls. Geng Guoliang's posthumous daughter Jinhua, who was the daughter of the Turkic King, planned to capture her in order to use her as a bridge for him to surrender to the Sui Dynasty. He first tried to persuade her to surrender and found that she was a strong man and wanted to marry her. She was wise and brave. In order to escape from the enemy camp and marry Jinhua, she spent an extraordinary wedding night, broke through the enemy's blockade, and escaped from the enemy camp with Jinhua. During several years of fighting side by side, Jinhua only knew that she was her husband, but did not know that she was a woman. The marshal's daughter He Hulan fell deeply in love with her and entered into a marriage contract with her. After she brought Jinhua back, He Hulan relied on her status as the marshal's daughter to ask her to abandon Jinhua and marry her, which triggered a series of love disputes. She skillfully handled the relationship between the three and made herself, Jin Hua and He Hulan peaceful. After pacifying the border, she finally returned to her hometown with her fiancé as a "man". Jinhua and He Hulan loved her deeply and still considered her to be their future husband. On the eve of his marriage to his fiancé, Jin Hua approached her to marry her, and she persuaded Jin Hua to become her sister-in-law. After the marshal returned to the court, he recommended her to the emperor as Minister of the Ministry of War. The treacherous minister reported her for "crime of deceiving the emperor" by disguising herself as a man. The marshal insisted that he was a man, which caused a fierce dispute. In order to find out what was right and wrong, the emperor ordered the eunuch to go to her hometown with the order. He found that she was a woman and was taken away when she was about to get into a sedan chair to get married. The emperor thought she was a wonderful woman with both talent and beauty, and wanted to make her his concubine without guilt. For the sake of her love with her fiancé, she risked her life to persuade the emperor, but the emperor refused. She scolded the emperor for being fatuous and was thrown into a dungeon and almost tortured to death. The marshal and his daughter He Hulan understood the righteousness well and were willing to risk death and robbed her from prison together with the heroes. She and the marshal were designated as imperial prisoners and captured nationwide. The peasant uprising army rescued her on Qinglong Mountain. Her wound in prison was infected and she was in critical condition. Her fiancé rode hundreds of miles on a starry night to ask a famous doctor to treat her and she was saved. The emperor sent troops to suppress the mountain. Li Shimin heard the news and sent troops to rescue her. Together with the Shaolin monks, he defeated the officers and soldiers and rescued her. She couldn't bear to betray the imperial court and refused the rebel army's request to stay. She went home to visit her parents. She was intercepted by officers and soldiers along the way and almost wanted to kill herself. Her parents were implicated by her "imperial crimes" and were killed by traitors. She paid homage to her parents at their grave, but was surrounded by officers and soldiers. Heroes such as her younger brother, Jinhua and He Hulan, who returned home with her, fought to the death with the officers and soldiers. Mulan Man was a loyal deputy who joined the army to fight for the country on behalf of her father, but in the end she was left without a place to live, which shows the darkness of feudal society. Unable to face it, she committed suicide in front of her parents' graves out of anger. The heroes buried her and went to Li Shimin. The final fate of a peerless heroine makes people sigh. The struggle between enemy and self, loyalty and traitor, good and evil, and the entanglement of love and love that revolves around her fate are moving, heart-shaking, and tear-jerking. The philosophy contained in the plot is thought-provoking, deeply touching, and deeply touching.