Although Captain Li Shang does not, in fact, make a man out of Fa Mulan in the beloved 1998 animated film, he does manage to inadvertently reveal her womanhood and win her heart. Stoic at first ...

He continued, “I see this film as a different variation from the animated version and the original story of The Ballad of Mulan. I kind of took a different angle from Li Shang’s character.

Li Shang's character, considered a bisexual icon, was cut from the live-action "Mulan" remake because of the #MeToo movement, its producer said.

Instead, the movie has split Li Shang's character in two, with one being Commander Tung, played by Donnie Yen, who acts as Mulan's mentor, and Chen Hongui, played by Yoson An, who is Mulan's equal ...

Captain Li Shang may not be making a man out of anyone. This week, director Niki Caro divulged that the live-action adaption of Mulan wouldn't feature any of the animated version's original songs.

Li Shang in Disney's 1998 animated feature, Mulan. Disney Coming to theaters on March 27, we already know that Disney’s live-action Mulan will have many changes from the 1998 animated film.

That’s right, the 2020 version of the Hua Mulan-inspired flick won’t include Li Shang — one of the film’s overall driving characters.

However, there's nobody by the name of Li Shang in the new film. Instead, the new Mulan will give us two characters. Donnie Yen will play Commander Tung, Mulan 's leader and trainer.

Li Shang is dead. The hot warrior in Disney's animated classic Mulan didn't survive the transition from animation to live-action, but there's a new love interest for Mulan, Chen Honghui. In the ...

A Mulan producer has revealed why original character Li Shang has been cut from Niki Caro's live-action Mulan remake, citing the #MeToo movement as a factor.

WARNING: Minor Mulan spoilers ahead. Although Captain Li Shang does not, in fact, make a man out of Fa Mulan in the beloved 1998 animated film, he does manage to inadvertently reveal her womanhood ...