Why are people boycotting Muhlaan?

Erosion live-action of animated film “Mulan” is already available for all servants of Disney+, though they will have to pay about $30 if they want to see it before the official release date on December 4th. However, a campaign to boycott Mulan has been launched on Twitter.

It all started when film protagonist Liu Yifei declared support for law enforcement after Chinese police were charged with violence against pro-democracy protesters in 2019 in Hong Kong. I support the police in Hong Kong. Now, you can all attack me. What a shame about Hong Kong,” she wrote on Weibo, a Chinese social network. Her 2019 comments surfaced again after the publication of “Mulan”.

Hong Kong protests started in June 2019 and are pro-democracy, unlike China, which is trying to strengthen its control. Many people believe police forces are controlling people who protest and are trying to suppress protests on democracy. The more Liu is an American citizen.

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“Mulan is my favorite princess and I've been waiting so long for the movie, but considering that the protagonist actress supports the police, I think we should not pay for this,” writes a user on Twitter. If you support human rights, if you hate police violence, if you think artists, actors and companies should have social responsibilities, if you respect Asians, boycott Mulan,” writes another.

Mulan's producer and Disney executive Jason T. Reed recently commented on the controversy over the film. Well, I think, first of all, it's a very complicated situation for people who live and work in China,” he told Yahoo Finance. Of course, the tensions between the two entities are very complicated. I'm not qualified to discuss them. I'm here to represent the movie. ”

A movie boy has another reason why he should not be seen: Mushu doesn't show.