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No Pe-king
No Pe-king
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Risograph zine by Diana H. Chu, 2nd Edition.
“No Pe-king” is a pun on "peeking" and "Peking", an old spelling and pronunciation of Beijing, the capital of China. Written and illustrated from a personal Asian American perspective, Diana's insights go even deeper from having lived in Hong Kong for ten years during her teens. This is a two-color Risographed zine that investigates memory, belonging, and censorship of Hong Kong's post-British democracy under Chinese communist rule.
“I want ‘outsiders’ like me to view [Hong Kong] and its people as multi-faceted and salvation-worthy; despite what any censored or ‘imaginative’ media may suggest”
— Diana
- Approx. 5" x 8"
- Risograph printed in Fluorescent Red, Scarlet, and Hunter Green on Hammermill Peach 70#T paper
- 32 pages
- Hand-tied elastic at spine
- Published by BearBear 2025









