Wong Kei-kwan (, born 1955), better known by his

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Zunzi (), is a political cartoonist living in Hong Kong. Zunzi has been called "the territory's most prominent political cartoonist"; he has depicted Jiang Zemin,

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and Xi Jinping. Zunzi has held international exhibitions in places like Toronto and Vancouver. The Zunzi page at the Hong Kong Art Archive contains 16 works.

Biography

Zunzi studied Fine Arts in the Chinese University of Hong Kong. He started to publish cartoons in newspapers and magazines in the late 1970s. Zunzi has been working since 1980 for the ''

Ming Pao Daily News ''Ming Pao'' () is a Chinese-language newspaper published by Media Chinese International in Hong Kong. In the 1990s, ''Ming Pao'' established four overseas branches in North America; each provides independent reporting on local news and colle ...

'', where he was given a daily column for his satirical political cartoons. He has worked as a staff writer. Prior to 2002, his works were published mainly in the ''Ming Pao Daily'', '' Apple Daily'' and '' Next Magazine''. Zunzi has chronicled Hong Kong affairs for over 40 years from his drawing board.

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{{Authority control Chinese editorial cartoonists Hong Kong democracy activists Hong Kong newspaper people Hong Kong artists Hong Kong writers 1955 births Living people Place of birth missing (living people)

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