“I don’t want to disappoint anyone and I don’t want to be a coward or anything like that… okay, but you know what.” Okay, no. fluidity is a very important thing to recognize. [Mulan], fluidity was not a word. We didn’t talk about fluidity. Now we have the fluidity. Now we look at Shang and his choices and actions and see him through the fluidity. This whole idea that there is a needle and that it goes from zero to 100 and that it is not necessarily one place or another. It can move. You can change your pronouns and then change them the next day if you want and that’s fine and should be like that. So in this case, I recalibrate my answer. Of course he was. Of course he was! What other reason could there be? – BD actor Wong, discussing the sexuality of his character Li Shang in the Disney animated film Mulan with comedian Bowen Yang. Over the years, Li Shang has become something of a bisexual icon for his attraction to Mulan both as a female presentation and as a male drag. Disney may have also noticed, as the recent live-action version of Mulan took out the character of Li Shang.
