Hong Kong's hybrid role as US-China channel under spotlight after Tung's death

The article reflects on Tung Chee-hwa's legacy as a political hybrid—Hong Kong chief executive and vice-chairman of China's top advisory body—and suggests Hong Kong can serve as a bridge for US-China dialogue when official channels stall. It underscores Hong Kong's unique position in maintaining communication amid strained bilateral relations, though the practical viability of this role remains uncertain.