Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible" is a famous American action spy film series. He can be suspended from a plane and take off; he can run on the exterior of the world's tallest building; he can ride a motorcycle off a cliff and then deploy a parachute mid-air. On the Hollywood screen, he seems to have no insurmountable obstacles. But in Hong Kong, there is something that may be harder to cross than a cliff—an invisible political "red line."
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Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible" is a famous American action spy film series. He can be suspended from a plane and take off; he can run on the exterior of the world's tallest building; he can ride a motorcycle off a cliff and then deploy a parachute mid-air. On the Hollywood screen, he seems to have no insurmountable obstacles. But in Hong Kong, there is something that may be harder to cross than a cliff—an invisible political "red line."
The…