I don't think many girls fantasize on any of the disney princes anyway. I think it's more the pretty dresses, the magic, the songs that attact girls to the concept of "disney princess", not the prince himself,
especially considering most of the times he's not a deep character, he's more like the prize you get after overcoming an obstacle. Which is strange!
I think shang is actually okay: he loved her because he was impressed by her strengh, and he forgave her for lying which is very generous. After all she pretented to be another person for most of the movie. I don't know.
Second Prince Naveen was not properly portrayed in a racial aspect, it's not a big deal but for future reference to anyone who may see this while Naveen was left racially ambiguous his mother is adorning a Saree therefore it is safe to assume that his family originates from a land that is meant to fall within the middle east. Also, he is never portrayed as black man when casted at the disney theme parks. They've casted Middle Eastern men, White men, and Spanish men, but never a Black man so while you might not have been aware of his ethnicity doing even the slightest bit of research would've led you to understand that Naveen was and is not black.
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