[Answer] What was Ming-Na Wen's breakout role before voicing the title character in Disney's "Mulan" (1998)?

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“The Joy Luck Club” - Who is that girl I see staring straight back into 1993? Ming-Na Wen, who famously voiced Fa Mulan in the Disney animated film, “Mulan” (1998), memorably starred in Wayne Wang’s “The Joy Luck Club.” Based on the bestselling novel by Amy Tan, the tapestry of a movie follows June (Wen) as she comes to terms with her mother’s death, connecting with her mother’s close circle of friends and their daughters as they reflect on their lives in China and raising families in the United States. Notably, “The Joy Luck Club” was the last Hollywood studio film with a predominantly Asian cast until “Crazy Rich Asians” bowed 25 years later in 2018. Reflecting on the film with “Deadline,” Wen recalled, “We knew it was a special project. Me, having been a huge fan of the book, I just remember having read it and saying, ‘If they ever made this book into a movie, I just want to be a part of it no matter what.’ Whether I was a PA or whatever. I just wanted to be around it. It was a gift to have been cast as one of the main characters in the movie. That was incredible. Very, very special.”:

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