Does Wu Lan rape Qing?

It's a question which the film asks the viewer to ponder. In fact, the movie is full of such open-ended questions for the viewer, and not just the ending, as some might like to believe.

Through this clever use of ambiguity, the film, and the screenplay in particular, captures the spirit of Hamlet, rather than simply following the text of the original play.

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That isn't true -- especially if one has actually watched the film and seen the scene.

The complexity of it is result of the fact that she is in love with him to begin with.

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they always act like they don't want it

That's your speculation, because that is not what happens in the film.

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"Colonized"!? Have you seen the film yet?

It's okay to speak with an accent, but not to see with one.

She is exceedingly innocent. And she is in love with him. And the act is rape regardless the times, and regardless whatever else called.

But we don't know if ultimately he does rape her because we don't see anything between his attacking her, and her -- and both are fully clothed -- holding him after whatever happened that we don't see.

As for what she thinks: I doubt you can read the minds of resl people, so it would seem even more difficult to read the minds of imaginary people in a fiction film.