Dook Book

About Dook Book

Dook Media Group Ltd. is a Chinese cultural institution focused on book planning, distribution, and comprehensive copyright operations. Founded in 2009 by brothers Hua Nan and Hua Shan, the company operates across paper books, digital content, and new media sectors. It positions itself as a "full copyright" operator with a mission to "inspire personal growth," offering a range of content in literature, arts, and social sciences.

The company has established a distinct brand identity using a black-and-white checker pattern on the spines of its books for immediate recognition in stores. This marketing strategy, described as selling books like toothpaste, is a core part of its business model. Dook Media has published numerous best-sellers, including "The Tibet Code" and "Half Hour Cartoon History of China." Its business encompasses not only traditional publishing but also the digital realm through e-books and audiobooks on platforms like Himalaya FM. The company also develops original works and engages in the global copyright market.

On July 19, 2021, Dook Media Group (stock code: 301025) was officially listed on the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, raising capital for its copyright library expansion project. As of March 2025, the company reported a trailing twelve-month revenue of $55 million. The founders, Hua Nan and Hua Shan, remain the controlling shareholders.