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Chi-Fu is a supporting character in Disney's 1998 animated feature film Mulan. He is the Emperor of China's trusted advisor. Though loyal to his superior, Chi-Fu's misogynistic and pompous behavior puts him at odds with most everyone that he encounters.

Background

Chi-Fu prides himself in being Emperor's counsel; at one point, he boasts that he got the position on his own, rather than an instigating factor, like nepotism. He is typically stationed at the palace of the Imperial City, standing beside the Emperor in the latter's throne room. Chi-Fu is tasked with upholding China's laws and values, both to which he is strictly loyal.

Personality

Chi-Fu is pompous and elitist. He believes that women are inherently inferior to men—a belief that persists even after Mulan saves China. Despite this, he doesn't appear to be very fond of the soldiers, either, as when he says they're unfit to be soldiers, he says "those BOYS" with disgust and disdain. He also doesn't seem to even care when conscripting soldiers whether or not they have something that would render them ineligible to serve in combat, as evidenced by giving a conscription notice to the elderly Fa Zhou, even after Mulan tried to protest the decision and cited an injury her father suffered in the past that was strongly implied to prevent him from doing even basic training as a reason not to conscript him. He also belittles Shang, voicing the opinion that Shang only received his position through family ties (a not unreasonable assumption, seeing as his father was the General of the army who gave him the position of captain). Despite his self-inflated belief of himself, he is very whiny and cowardly. He hates Mulan because she dared to defy her role as a woman, continuing to criticize her despite her heroism. Because of his pompous attitude, he is often teased by the soldiers (ex. In the song "A Girl Worth Fighting For", when he sings "I got a girl back home who's unlike any other", Yao sings back with "Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother").

Despite his negative behavior, he does show a positive trait in being industrious and loyal to the Emperor, as when the Emperor ordered the distribution of conscription notices to all of China, Chi-Fu went as far as to distribute them himself. He also shows genuine sadness when he finds the Imperial Army has been slaughtered by the Huns.

Appearances

Mulan

Chi-Fu first appears when General Li arrives to inform the Emperor of the Hun invasion, of which Chi-Fu expresses disbelief, citing the strength of the Great Wall. However, the Emperor takes the threat seriously and tasks Chi-Fu with distributing conscription notices to all of China. The notices require one man from every family to serve in the Imperial Army.

During this task, Chi-Fu comes to Mulan's village and announces the Emperor's orders. He is insulted when Mulan pleads with him to spare her father, citing Fa Zhou's previous war service. Here is where he first reveals his sexism, telling Fa Zhou to teach his daughter silence in the presence of men, not even dignifying her with a reply to her face. After ordering Fa Zhou to report for basic training in the morning, he continues to conscript the rest of the villagers.

The next day, Chi-Fu is seen with General Li at the military camp. He is dismayed to learn that General Li has promoted Li Shang to Captain, putting Shang in charge of training the new recruits, believing Li Shang is too inexperienced and irritated that he only got the promotion simply because he is General Li's son. Chi-Fu is charged with observing the training and, when the recruits are ready, to allow them to report to General Li with the rest of the army. Though the recruits technically complete their training after some time, Chi Fu points out to Shang (with relative validity) that this does not make them soldiers, having written a scathing report on their performance. Chi-Fu then goes to bathe but quickly leaves after being bullied by the army men. Mushu, disguised as an army messenger, delivers him a forged message, which has "orders" that Shang's troops are needed at the war front.

Chi-Fu is next seen during the "Girl Worth Fighting For" song sequence, citing his own girl back home (his mother), which brings much mocking from the troops. He hides for most of the Hun battle (because of not being a soldier) after Mushu accidentally fired a cannon causing their position to be given away to Shan Yu and the Huns, but is next seen discovering Mulan's identity as a woman. He admits he had suspicions towards Mulan, dragging her out of the tent and revealing the news to the troops. Despite her doing it to save her father and actually defeating the Hun Army, Chi-Fu declares "ultimate dishonor" on her and cites the law which states that Mulan must be executed (as women are forbidden to join the army), and also stops Khan, Yao, Ling, and Chien Po from halting the execution. However, much to Chi-Fu's surprise, Shang spares Mulan's life, as he owes Mulan a debt from when she saved his life during the battle. Chi-Fu attempts to argue the matter and begs to execute Mulan, but gives in when Shang refuses to execute her and orders the army to move out, to Chi-Fu's disbelief.

Chi-Fu returns to the Imperial City, alongside the army, to a hero's welcome. He is shown to be the only one who is truly happy, however, as the rest of the platoon is upset about losing Mulan because of what Chi-Fu did to her. He hands Shang the sword of the Hun leader Shan Yu to present to the emperor. Chi-Fu disappears for most of the final battle against the Huns. He reappears after Mulan defeats Shan Yu, angered at his official's hat being burned by the fireworks, citing it as a deliberate attempt on his life. When Shang defends her, noting that Mulan is a hero, Chi-Fu dismisses the thought by arrogantly stating his belief that as a woman, Mulan will never be worth anything. Shang angrily prepares to assault Chi-Fu but is stopped by the Emperor. When the Emperor begins to list the faults Mulan has committed, Chi-Fu then shows a grin, which turns to a look of shock when the Emperor instead honors Mulan by bowing to her. He is the first to follow the Emperor's example by throwing himself down to kow-tow (an Eastern bowing position that consists of kneeling with one's face and palms to the floor). When the Emperor offers Mulan a council position, Chi-Fu attempts to downplay the offer, citing that there are no open council positions but faints when the Emperor offers Mulan Chi-Fu's own council position. However, Mulan declines the offer.

Other appearances

Chancellor Chi-Fu appears briefly in the House of Mouse episode "House of Genius", though his robe appears to be red and his hat appears to be yellow.

Live-action appearances

Mulan (2020 film)

Chi-Fu (not referred by name, only by his job as the Chancellor) appears in the movie, played by Nelson Lee.

Trivia

In the Chinese characters on his picture to the emperor, his name is written as "其福".
"Chi Fu" means "to bully" or "bully" in Chinese, particularly fitting to his personality. (欺負)
He tends to look at people in the eyes, which is considered rude and disrespectful in China.

Gallery

References

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Media

Films: Mulan (1998 film) (video/soundtrack) • Mulan II (video/soundtrack) • Mulan (2020 film) (video/soundtrack)

Video Games: Animated StoryBook: Mulan • Disney's Mulan • Kingdom Hearts II • Disney Emoji Blitz • Disney Crossy Road • Disney Magic Kingdoms • Disney Sorcerer's Arena • Disney Heroes: Battle Mode • Disney Speedstorm
Books: The Art of Mulan • Disney Princess Beginnings • Reflection (A Twisted Tale) • Kilala Princess • Feather and Flame

Disney Parks

Castle of Magical Dreams • Disney Animation Building • Fantasy Gardens • Garden of the Twelve Friends • It's a Small World • Voyage to the Crystal Grotto

Entertainment: Cinderella's Surprise Celebration • Disney's Wishes • Fantasmic! • Mickey and the Magical Map • Mickey’s Storybook Adventure • Mickey’s Year of the Dragon Celebration • Mulan's Chinese New Year Greetings • Mulan, La Légende • Once Upon a Mouse • Royal Princess Music Celebration • The Golden Mickeys
Restaurants: Plaza Inn
Parades: Disney Adventure Friends Cavalcade • Main Street Electrical Parade • Mickey's New Year's Eve Parade • Mickey's Rainy Day Express • Mickey's Storybook Express • Mulan Parade
Fireworks: Disney Enchantment • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • Disney in the Stars • Disney Movie Magic • Happily Ever After • Harmonious • Hurry Home: Lunar New Year Celebration • Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light • Momentous • Wondrous Journeys
Spring: Disney Color-Fest: A Street Party!
Summer: Mickey's WaterWorks
Halloween: The Disney Villains Halloween Showtime
Christmas: A Christmas Fantasy Parade

Characters

Original: Fa Mulan • Mushu • Cri-Kee • Li Shang • Yao, Ling, and Chien Po • Chi-Fu • Shan Yu • General Li • Fa Zhou • Fa Li • Grandmother Fa • First Ancestor Fa • Fa Family Ancestors • The Emperor of China • The Matchmaker • Little Brother • Khan • Shang's Horse • Hayabusa the Falcon • Imperial Army • Hun Army • Elite Hun Soldiers

Sequel: Sha-Ron • Ting-Ting, Su, and Mei • Lord Qin • Prince Jeeki
Remake: Hua Xiu • Commander Tung • Chen Honghui • Sergeant Qiang • Phoenix

Songs
Original: Honor to Us All • Reflection • I'll Make a Man Out of You • A Girl Worth Fighting For • True to Your Heart Sequel: Lesson Number One • Like Other Girls • Here Beside Me Live-action: Loyal Brave True Deleted songs: Keep 'em Guessing • Written in Stone

Locations
China • Imperial City • Fa Family Home • Village • Fa Family Temple

Objects
Great Stone Dragon • Mulan's Hair Accessory • Sword of Shan Yu • Mulan and Shang's Necklaces • Golden Dragon of Unity • Dragon Cannons

See Also
Mulan: Alternative Opening • Mulan: Shan Yu Destroys the Village

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 |name = Chi-Fu<br>賜福
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+|films = ''[[Mulan]]''<br>[[Mulan (2020 film)|''Mulan'' (2020)]]
 |shows = ''[[House of Mouse]]''
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 |voice = [[James Hong]]
 |actor = Nelson Lee (2020 film)
-|personality = Elitist, arrogant, misogynistic, snobbish, conceited, loyal, cowardly, rude, disrespectful, strict, pompous, lawful, violent
+|personality = Elitist, arrogant, misogynistic, snobby, conceited, loyal, cowardly, rude, disrespectful, strict, pompous, lawful, violent, wimpy, superior, hypocritical, unsympathetic, spineless, callous, smug, egotistical, vain, hateful, entitled, haughty, grouchy, cranky, sarcastic, judgmental, closed-minded, condescending, hostile, bigoted, contemptuous, obnoxious, loathsome
 |appearance = Slender, black hair, thinly mustachioed, thin beard, bad teeth, black beady eyes
 |occupation = Advisor to the Emperor of China
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 |affiliations = [[The Emperor of China]]<br>[[Li Shang]] (formerly)
 |home = [[Imperial City]], [[China]]
-|family = Unnamed mother, unnamed younger brother
+|family = Unnamed mother
 |pets = His horse
 |friends = [[General Li]]
-|enemies = [[Shan Yu]], [[Hun Army]], [[Elite Hun Soldiers]], [[Fa Mulan]], [[Yao, Ling, and Chien Po]]
+|enemies = [[Shan Yu]], [[Hun Army]], [[Elite Hun Soldiers]], [[Fa Mulan]], [[Yao, Ling, and Chien Po]], [[Hayabusa]], [[Li Shang]]
 |likes = Power, himself, his mother, surprises
-|dislikes = Women, invaders, humiliation, being told he squeals like a little girl
+|dislikes = Women, invaders, humiliation, Mulan, Shang, the soldiers, being told he squeals like a girl
-|quote = "[[Fa Zhou|You]] will do well to teach [[Fa Mulan|your daughter]] to hold her tongue in a man's presence."<br>"Insubordinate ruffians. YOU MEN OWE ME A NEW PAIR OF SLIPPERS! And I do not squeal like a girl."
+|quote = "[[Fa Zhou|You]] will do well to teach [[Fa Mulan|your daughter]] to hold her tongue in a man's presence."<br>"Insubordinate ruffians. YOU MEN OWE ME A NEW PAIR OF SLIPPERS! And I do not squeal like a girl."|shorts=|rides=|designer=|actress=|model=|inspiration=|awards=|fullname=|alias=|goal=|minions=|powers=|paraphernalia=|weapons=|possessions=|fate=}}'''Chi-Fu''' is a supporting character in [[Walt Disney Animation Studios|Disney]]'s [[1998]] animated feature film ''[[Mulan]]''. He is the [[The Emperor of China|Emperor of China]]'s trusted advisor. Though loyal to his superior, Chi-Fu's misogynistic and pompous behavior puts him at odds with most everyone that he encounters.
-}}'''Chancellor Chi-Fu''' is an anti-hero of [[Walt Disney Animation Studios|Disney]]'s [[1998]] animated feature film ''[[Mulan]]''. He is the [[The Emperor of China|Emperor of China]]'s trusted advisor. Though loyal to his superior, Chi-Fu's misogynistic and pompous behavior puts him at odds with most everyone that he encounters.
 ==Background==
-Chancellor Chi-Fu prides himself in being Emperor's counsel; at one point, he boasts that he got the position on his own, rather than an instigating factor-like nepotism. He is typically stationed at the palace of the [[Imperial City]], standing beside the Emperor in the latter's throne room. Chi-Fu is tasked with upholding China's laws and values, both of which he is strictly loyal to.
+Chi-Fu prides himself in being Emperor's counsel; at one point, he boasts that he got the position on his own, rather than an instigating factor, like nepotism. He is typically stationed at the palace of the [[Imperial City]], standing beside the Emperor in the latter's throne room. Chi-Fu is tasked with upholding China's laws and values, both to which he is strictly loyal.
 ===Personality===
-Chancellor Chi-Fu is pompous and elitist. He believes that women are inherently inferior to men—a belief that persists even after [[Fa Mulan|Mulan]] saves [[China]]. Despite this, he doesn't appear to be very fond of the soldiers, either, as when he says they're unfit to be soldiers, he says "those BOYS" with disgust and disdain. He also doesn't seem to even care when conscripting soldiers whether or not they have something that would render them ineligible to serve in combat, as evidenced by giving a conscription notice to the elderly Fa Zhou, even after Mulan tried to protest the decision and cited an injury her father suffered in the past that was strongly implied to prevent him from doing even basic training as a reason not to conscript him. He also belittles Shang, voicing the opinion that Shang only received his position through family ties (a not unreasonable assumption, seeing as his father was the General of the army who gave him the position of captain). Despite his self-inflated belief of himself, he is very whiny and cowardly. He hates Mulan because she dared to defy her role as a woman, continuing to criticize her despite her heroism. Because of his pompous attitude, he is often teased by the soldiers (ex. In the song "[[A Girl Worth Fighting For]]", when he sings "I got a girl back home who's unlike any other", [[Yao, Ling, and Chien Po|Yao]] sings back with "Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother").
+Chi-Fu is pompous and elitist. He believes that women are inherently inferior to men—a belief that persists even after [[Fa Mulan|Mulan]] saves [[China]]. Despite this, he doesn't appear to be very fond of the soldiers, either, as when he says they're unfit to be soldiers, he says "those BOYS" with disgust and disdain. He also doesn't seem to even care when conscripting soldiers whether or not they have something that would render them ineligible to serve in combat, as evidenced by giving a conscription notice to the elderly Fa Zhou, even after Mulan tried to protest the decision and cited an injury her father suffered in the past that was strongly implied to prevent him from doing even basic training as a reason not to conscript him. He also belittles Shang, voicing the opinion that Shang only received his position through family ties (a not unreasonable assumption, seeing as his father was the General of the army who gave him the position of captain). Despite his self-inflated belief of himself, he is very whiny and cowardly. He hates Mulan because she dared to defy her role as a woman, continuing to criticize her despite her heroism. Because of his pompous attitude, he is often teased by the soldiers (ex. In the song "[[A Girl Worth Fighting For]]", when he sings "I got a girl back home who's unlike any other", [[Yao, Ling, and Chien Po|Yao]] sings back with "Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother").
 Despite his negative behavior, he does show a positive trait in being industrious and loyal to the Emperor, as when the Emperor ordered the distribution of conscription notices to all of China, Chi-Fu went as far as to distribute them himself. He also shows genuine sadness when he finds the Imperial Army has been slaughtered by the Huns.
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 ==Appearances==
 ===''[[Mulan]]''===
-Chancellor Chi-Fu first appears when [[General Li]] arrives to inform the Emperor of the Hun invasion, of which Chi-Fu expresses disbelief, citing the strength of the Great Wall. However, the Emperor takes the threat seriously and tasks Chi-Fu with distributing conscription notices to all of China. The notices require one man from every family to serve in the Imperial Army.
+Chi-Fu first appears when [[General Li]] arrives to inform the Emperor of the Hun invasion, of which Chi-Fu expresses disbelief, citing the strength of the Great Wall. However, the Emperor takes the threat seriously and tasks Chi-Fu with distributing conscription notices to all of China. The notices require one man from every family to serve in the Imperial Army.
 During this task, Chi-Fu comes to Mulan's village and announces the Emperor's orders. He is insulted when Mulan pleads with him to spare her father, citing Fa Zhou's previous war service. Here is where he first reveals his sexism, telling [[Fa Zhou]] to teach his daughter silence in the presence of men, not even dignifying her with a reply to her face. After ordering Fa Zhou to report for basic training in the morning, he continues to conscript the rest of the villagers.
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 Chi-Fu is next seen during the "[[A Girl Worth Fighting For|Girl Worth Fighting For]]" song sequence, citing his own girl back home (his mother), which brings much mocking from the troops. He hides for most of the Hun battle (because of not being a soldier) after Mushu accidentally fired a cannon causing their position to be given away to Shan Yu and the Huns, but is next seen discovering Mulan's identity as a woman. He admits he had suspicions towards Mulan, dragging her out of the tent and revealing the news to the troops. Despite her doing it to save her father and actually defeating the Hun Army, Chi-Fu declares "ultimate dishonor" on her and cites the law which states that Mulan must be executed (as women are forbidden to join the army), and also stops Khan, Yao, Ling, and Chien Po from halting the execution. However, much to Chi-Fu's surprise, Shang spares Mulan's life, as he owes Mulan a debt from when she saved his life during the battle. Chi-Fu attempts to argue the matter and begs to execute Mulan, but gives in when Shang refuses to execute her and orders the army to move out, to Chi-Fu's disbelief.
-Chi-Fu returns to the Imperial City, alongside the army, to a hero's welcome. He is shown to be the only one who is truly happy, however, as the rest of the platoon is upset about losing Mulan because of what Chi-Fu did to her. He hands Shang the sword of the Hun leader [[Shan Yu]] to present to the emperor. Chi-Fu disappears for most of the final battle against the Huns. He reappears after Mulan defeats Shan Yu, angered at his official's hat being burned by the fireworks, citing it as a deliberate attempt on his life. When Shang defends her, noting that Mulan is a hero, Chi-Fu dismisses the thought by arrogantly stating his belief that as a woman, Mulan will never be worth anything. Shang angrily prepares to assault Chi-Fu but is stopped by the Emperor. When the Emperor begins to list the faults Mulan has committed, Chi-Fu then shows a grin, which turns to a look of shock when the Emperor instead honors Mulan by bowing to her. He is the first to follow the Emperor's example by throwing himself down to kow-tow (an Eastern bowing position that consists of kneeling with one's face and palms to the floor). When the Emperor offers Mulan a council position, Chi-Fu attempts to downplay the offer, citing that there are no open council positions but faints when the Emperor offers Chi-Fu's own council position. However, Mulan declines the offer, leaving Chi-Fu's fate unknown, though it's most likely he was fired anyway for all his mistreatment towards Mulan.
+Chi-Fu returns to the Imperial City, alongside the army, to a hero's welcome. He is shown to be the only one who is truly happy, however, as the rest of the platoon is upset about losing Mulan because of what Chi-Fu did to her. He hands Shang the sword of the Hun leader [[Shan Yu]] to present to the emperor. Chi-Fu disappears for most of the final battle against the Huns. He reappears after Mulan defeats Shan Yu, angered at his official's hat being burned by the fireworks, citing it as a deliberate attempt on his life. When Shang defends her, noting that Mulan is a hero, Chi-Fu dismisses the thought by arrogantly stating his belief that as a woman, Mulan will never be worth anything. Shang angrily prepares to assault Chi-Fu but is stopped by the Emperor. When the Emperor begins to list the faults Mulan has committed, Chi-Fu then shows a grin, which turns to a look of shock when the Emperor instead honors Mulan by bowing to her. He is the first to follow the Emperor's example by throwing himself down to kow-tow (an Eastern bowing position that consists of kneeling with one's face and palms to the floor). When the Emperor offers Mulan a council position, Chi-Fu attempts to downplay the offer, citing that there are no open council positions but faints when the Emperor offers Mulan Chi-Fu's own council position. However, Mulan declines the offer.
-===[[Mulan (2020 film)|''Mulan'' (2020 film)]]===
-Chi-Fu (not referred by name, only by his job as the Chancellor) will appear in the movie, played by Nelson Lee.
 ===Other appearances===
 Chancellor Chi-Fu appears briefly in the ''[[House of Mouse]]'' episode "[[House of Genius]]", though his robe appears to be red and his hat appears to be yellow.
+==Live-action appearances==
+===[[Mulan (2020 film)|''Mulan'' (2020 film)]]===
+Chi-Fu (not referred by name, only by his job as the Chancellor) appears in the movie, played by Nelson Lee.
 ==Trivia==
-*Chancellor Chi-Fu is regarded as a more personal antagonist for Mulan. He is the one who ordered her father to go to war, ignoring his old injuries, silencing her protests (although this is also because Fa Zhou is the only man in his household). He also encouraged Shang to execute Mulan for lying to the army, and also stops her horse Khan and her friends Yao, Ling, and Chien Po from halting the execution, regardless of her recent acts of heroism, but Shang refuses and chose to spare her for saving his life. And even after Mulan saved China once and for all, he still ungratefully refused to acknowledge her as a hero, and only bowed to her (along with everyone else) simply to keep his position and save face.
 *In the Chinese characters on his picture to the emperor, his name is written as "其福".
 *"Chi Fu" means "to bully" or "bully" in Chinese, particularly fitting to his personality. (欺負)
 *He tends to look at people in the eyes, which is considered rude and disrespectful in China.
-*During Chi-Fu's drafting scene, a random villager volunteers to serve the Emperor in his father's place. This foreshadows the event of Mulan replacing Fa Zhou in the army.
-*Chi-Fu, squeals like a girl when a panda eats his slipper. Coincidentally, a decade after the film's release, James Hong would star in DreamWorks' ''Kung Fu Panda ''franchise, here he voices Mr. Ping, a goose who is the adoptive father of titular protagonist panda!
 ==Gallery==
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 Chi Fu negative scorer.jpg|A disgruntled Chancellor Chi-Fu writing a negative report after his tent is burned
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5269.jpg|"So you think your troops are ready to fight? PAH! They wouldn't last a minute against the Huns!
 mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5209.jpg|"Those boys are no more fit to be soldiers than you are to be captain!"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5288.jpg|"Once the general reads my report..."
-Shang 48.PNG|"And oh, by the way... I got that job on my own."
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5294.jpg|"...your troops will never see battle!"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5309.jpg
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5312.jpg|"Careful, Captain."
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5318.jpg|"The general may be your father, but I'm the Emperor's council."
+Shang 48.PNG|"And oh, by the way, I got that job on my own."
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 mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-5761.jpg
 mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-6016.jpg|Chi-Fu showing Shang what happened to the General's army.
 Mulan-disneyscreencaps com-6346.jpg|Chi-Fu hiding behind a rock
-Mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7089.jpg|"I knew there was something wrong with you... A woman!"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7154.jpg|"I knew there was something wrong with you!"
+Mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7089.jpg|"A woman!"
-Sexist treason.jpg|"Ultimate dishonor!" Chi-Fu accusing Mulan of high treason.
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7178.jpg|"High treason!"
+Sexist treason.jpg|"Ultimate dishonor!"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7200.jpg|"Captain?"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7219.jpg|"Restrain him!"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7228.jpg|"You know the law!"
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7231.jpg|Chi-Fu watches with a callous scowl.
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7267.jpg|Chi-Fu in disbelief when Shang spares Mulan.
 Shang 81.PNG|Shang forces Chi-Fu into silence.
+mulan-disneyscreencaps.com-7866.jpg|Chi Fu the only one smiling in the parade.
 Mulan-disneyscreencaps com-8882.jpg|"That was a deliberate attempt on my life!"
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