“The general's son who lived by the rulebook — until an unlikely recruit taught him what strength really means.”
The tactical judgment to get maximum results from minimal troops — the consistent source of his leadership from camp to palace.
A combination of swordsmanship and unarmed martial arts — the blend of physical power and technique he demonstrates in training.
The ability to turn a ragtag group into functional soldiers in a short time — strict, and proven by results.
A soldier whose world is built entirely on discipline and honor. He doesn't show emotion outwardly and proves himself through action, not words. He starts out judging people by fixed categories, but Mulan forces him to watch the things he was most certain about start to crack. His growth is a shift from obedience to trust — learning to believe in a person rather than a rule.