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Peter Guo

Hong Kong

Based in Hong Kong, Peter joined us in 2026 as a reporter covering the maritime industry in Greater China.

Previously, he was an associate producer for NBC News, with a focus on US-China trade relations and regional stability in Asia.

Peter is also a certified, award-winning translator. He enjoys stand-up comedy, daydreaming and hiking in his leisure time.

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