Yifei Liu: Last News

If you didn’t want to cough up the $30 to watch Mulan at home when it premiered on Disney+ back in September, you can now watch it for free if you have a subscription to the streaming service!

Did you know that Mulan actress Yifei Liu is also a singer?

Yifei Liu — the star of Disney’s new live-action Mulan remake of the beloved 1998 film opened up about sharing some similarities with her on-screen character, having experienced a divided upbringing of her own: Born in central China, Liu spent some of her formative years with her mother in New York City before returning to Beijing for acting school. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Yifei spoke candidly about her character.

It has been nearly six months since the world premiere of Mulan took place, but audiences around the world are finally getting to see the movie!

With Mulan arriving on Disney Plus over the Labor Day holiday weekend, Chinese film legend Tzi Ma offered high praise for Yifei Liu, who played the title character.Ma, 58, spoke with Digital Spy about the release of Mulan, which was delayed several times before arriving on Disney Plus on September 4 (with Premier Access costing $29.99), where he spoke quite highly of Liu.Ma plays Zhou, a famed war hero and the title character's father, who revealed that his 33-year-old co-star went all-in for the demanding role. Praise:With Mulan arriving on Disney Plus over the Labor Day holiday weekend, Chinese film legend Tzi Ma offered high praise for Yifei Liu, who played the title character'She gives her entire being.

Tzi Ma is opening up about the new live action Mulan movie and praising his on-screen daughter, Yifei Liu.

Disney has decided to push back the release date for Mulan amid the Coronavirus outbreak.

Yifei Liu is already a superstar in her native China, where the 32-year-old film and TV actor is referred to as “fairy sister.” And as the star of “Mulan,” Disney’s live action adaptation of the 1998 animated feature, she’s poised to make her global debut as the titular warrior. 

In Disney’s upcoming live action remake of “Mulan,” the Chinese characters for “loyal,” “brave” and “true” are emblazoned on the titular character’s sword — and those three words certainly resonate with the stars of the film.

Yifei Liu was the embodiment of a real-life Disney princess at the Mulan premiere on Monday night.