Disney's 'Mulan' headache reveals the problems Hollywood faces in China

Liu Yifei in "Mulan."
Jasin Boland/Disney
For foreign companies, particularly movie studios, surviving in China means navigating piles of red tape and capitulating to censorship.
As backlash to Chinese policies grows among US and foreign leaders and publics, those companies are increasingly dealing with pressure from all sides.
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The first stirrings of controversy emerged for Disney's live-action remake of "Mulan" more than a year ago, when the