In Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan, what is the name of the mountain pass where the army is attacked?

In Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan, the army is attacked at the Tung Shao Pass.

The pass is the mountainous location where Captain Li Shang’s unit encounters the aftermath of the Hun invasion. The soldiers find the imperial army destroyed and then face Shan Yu’s forces. Mulan uses a cannon to trigger an avalanche, burying much of the Hun army and saving the surviving soldiers.

Tung Shao Pass is a fictionalized location within Disney’s version of the Mulan story. The film uses dramatic mountain geography to stage its largest early action sequence and to show Mulan making a decisive tactical choice. The avalanche also changes her status from an untested recruit to the person who saves the unit.

This location is distinct from the imperial city, where the final confrontation takes place. It is also separate from the army training camp and the Fa family home. The pass’s name appears in published descriptions and reference material for the film, although it is not emphasized repeatedly in dialogue.