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1- continents(n.):
Original: A team of casting directors visited five continents and saw nearly 1,000 candidates for the role.
Continental(adj);
Definition: one of the main landmasses of the globe, usually reckoned as seven in number.(Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Australia, and Antarctica).
My own sentence:
I have only been to two continents, Asia and North America.
Synonyms: acreage, area, field, beach, country, countryside, earth, estate.

2- martial (adj):
Original: which requires credible martial arts skills

Definition: of, suitable for, or associated with war or the armed forces.
materialism(n);
martially(adv);

My own sentence:
For those Chinese actors, they have to somehow have the martial skill in order to attractive the attention of director.
Synonyms:
military, soldierly, soldier-like, army, naval, warlike, fighting, combative, bellicose, hawkish

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3-For me personally, I always don't like the idea to turn a cartoon in real person or turn a novel in a real person act. Because for me, always when I watch a cartoon or read a novel, I would have my own understanding inside my mind and picture that understanding by myself. However, when I watch it turn to real person act, it seems never touched my own imagine, which would always disappoint me in some way. Because I already have my own understanding of this novel and cartoon, and however the director shouldn't always have the same idea of mine, it would disappoint me when I watch a different understanding and will led me to an another direction of the understanding of the cartoon, which is a feeling that I really dislike.

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After I read the article, I think it is very interesting when it talks about the international celebrity. I took a film study class this quarter. In the quarter of studying of this class, we learned there was a very famous Chinese celebrity calls Anna May Wang. She was born in California. However, it was very interesting that Hollywood actress wouldn't recognize her as U.S. actress because of the Chinese blood inside her. Thus, Hollywood directors always arrange asian rolls for her. In her acting, she has always been given asian rolls. Thus, I think this article it also interesting. Because it mentioned that in deference to the Chinese culture, they finally choose a Chinese celebrity as the main character. When it comes to culture difference, I think film directors always like to use culture stereotypes to enforce their visual effect of the movie.

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The story of Mulan has inspired a lot of people and it is inspired me as well. It is fascinating how a young girl sacrifice her life not only for her father but also to save her country without being scared, which teach us that morality comes in the first place. On the other hand, disney is surprising us by the new stories that some of them could be real. Moreover, by reading the article I felt that Disney really cares about the audience since it searches between thousands of people to find the best actor in a professional way.

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Article 6: Disney's 'Mulan' Finds Its Star (Exclusive)

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Article 6: Disney's 'Mulan' Finds Its Star (Exclusive)

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Discipline: Entertainment
Summary: The Chinese actress Liu Yifei is selected to act Mulan. After interviewing about 1000 actress from all over the world, she becomes the one. Liu Yifei is a really famous actress in China, people call her "fairy sister" because of her pure and innocent. Also, Liu is the brand ambassador for  Dior, Tissot, Garnier and Pantene.
Response:
I heard about the story for Mulan since I was really young. She is the hero in many Chinese girls' mind. The first carton I have ever watched was Mulan. I love the way Mulan live, she is brave and strong. I always wish I could be a girl like her someday. I still remember a incredible famous and popular Chinese poem called Mulan Poem. It was written around 5th century in China, the poet described the story of Mulan, and I finally learned this whole poem when I entered to middle school. It is about 400 words, I memorized them word by word since I really like it. As I heard Disney is going to film Mulan again I was worried because I was afraid they might ruin the classic. However, I was so surprised when I saw the new about Liu Yifei. She is one of my favorite Chinese actress, I have thought about her to be the perfect person for Mulan, but I never thought the dream would ever come true. Anyway, the movie is coming in 2020, hope Liu do a good job in it.
DQs:
1. Have you ever heard of Mulan? If so, how do you like her?
2. Have you ever watched any other Disney carton? If not, what others cartons that you have watched when you were young?
3. How do you think the idea of using a real person to act a carton character?

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1- deference(adj):
Original: In deference to cultural accuracy, the studio focused on locating an ethnically Chinese young woman to play Hua Mulan...
Definition:
humble submission and respect.
My own sentence:
In deference to the original novel, the movie director changed the scene.
Synonyms:
respect

2- conscription (V):
Original: ...who disguised herself as a man to take her father's army conscription in 5th century China.

Definition: compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces.
conscriptional, adjective

My own sentence:
The newest conscription act forced my brother to get into military next year.
Synonyms:
enrollment

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1- Yes, I have heard of Mulan when I was young. I have watched the movie several times, which was one of my best movies since it has a deep meaning. This movie has taught me how desire could make everything possible. Also, the movie has changed my way of thinking since whatever weaknesses I have, it can be overcome by hardworking like what Mulan did.
3- I believe that the idea of using a real person to act a cartoon character is interesting especially if the actor is from the same culture that is represented by the character, so that convince the people who are watching the movie since it seems closer to reality.

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1- credible(adj):
Original: ... A team of casting directors visited five continents and saw nearly 1,000 candidates for the role, which requires credible martial arts skills.
Definition:
capable of persuading people that something will happen or be successful.
My own sentence:
My friend has credible skills that why he was chosen to be one of the talented students in my hometown.
Synonyms:
believable, plausible, tenable

2- repped (V):
Original: ... She recently signed with WME and continues to be repped by Chinese manager David Chen.

Definition: act as a sales representative for a company or product.

My own sentence:
A famous person was repped by a big company. As a result, the company got a huge profit of his publicity.
Synonyms:
Representative, reputation.

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After a yearlong worldwide search, Mulan has been found.

Chinese actress Liu Yifei, also known as Crystal Liu, is set to star as the title woman warrior in Disney's live-action adaptation of the classic Chinese tale.

A team of casting directors visited five continents and saw nearly 1,000 candidates for the role, which requires credible martial arts skills, the ability to speak English and the most ineffable requirement of all: star quality. In deference to cultural accuracy, the studio focused on locating an ethnically Chinese young woman to play Hua Mulan, who disguised herself as a man to take her father's army conscription in 5th century China.

In Liu, Disney found the complete package. Nicknamed "Fairy Sister" by the Chinese public for her pure and innocent looks and image, she has been one of the country's most popular actresses of the current generation since breaking out with a series of hit television dramas in the mid-2000s, while she was still a teenager enrolled in the Beijing Film Academy. Liu is fluent in English, having lived in Queens, N.Y., for part of her childhood, and acted in English in both 2008's The Forbidden Kingdom, alongside Jackie Chan and Jet Li, and 2014's Outcast, opposite Nicolas Cage and Hayden Christensen. She also starred opposite Emile Hirsch in Danish auteur Bille August's period romance The Chinese Widow, which opened the Shanghai International Film Festival in June.

Liu, who has served as a brand ambassador for Dior, Tissot, Garnier and Pantene, most recently starred in the fantasy romance Once Upon a Time, which earned $82.3 million in China this summer. Her other credits include 2012's The Assassins, which earned Liu her first major acting award (at the Macau International Movie Festival), Never Gone and The Four trilogy. She recently signed with WME and continues to be repped by Chinese manager David Chen.

Niki Caro, who most recently helmed The Zookeeper's Wife, is directing Disney's live-action Mulan, which is being produced by Chris Bender, Jason Reed and Jake Weiner and eyeing a 2019 release. The 1998 animated version, voice-starring Ming-Na Wen alongside Eddie Murphy and B.D. Wong, earned $304.3 million worldwide as well as Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations.

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Disney's 'Mulan' Finds Its Star (Exclusive)

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After a yearlong worldwide search, Mulan has been found. Chinese actress Liu Yifei, also known as Crystal Liu, is set to star as the title woman warrior in Disney's live-action adaptation of the classic Chinese tale.