Mulan by Disney and The Curse of TurandotViewed from the Imagological Perspectives
The American fantasy film Mulan and the Chinese fantasy film The Curse of Turandot are special cases of intercultural dialoguesacross the barrier of the epidemic, building a two-way channel with multiple paths of cross-cultural communication, highlighting the problems of Occidentalism and self-orientalization existing in the creation of foreign images in the new century. Based on vertical and horizontal comparisons, imagology in comparative literature may break through the barrier and then generate the real intercultural wisdom.
MulanThe Curse of TurandotImagologyInterculturalwisdom
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