In Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan, what is the title of the song about finding a girl worth fighting for?

The song about finding a girl worth fighting for in Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan is “A Girl Worth Fighting For.”

The number is performed by Mulan and the Chinese army recruits while they travel toward the battlefront. The soldiers imagine their ideal romantic partners, turning the march into a comic ensemble sequence. Mulan joins in while concealing her identity as a woman.

The song’s humor comes from the contrast between the recruits’ shallow or exaggerated expectations and Mulan’s more practical perspective. Its tone changes abruptly when the group reaches a destroyed village, ending the song and reminding the characters of the war’s human cost.

This song is distinct from “Reflection,” Mulan’s introspective solo, and “Honor to Us All,” the opening matchmaking number. “I’ll Make a Man Out of You” is another major training song, but it is performed by Li Shang and the recruits rather than being the song about ideal partners.