In early September 2026, on the day of Wong's conviction in the case of collaboration with foreign powers, Peter, a photojournalist who had emigrated to Britain, finally opened his computer's hard drive and took old photos of the student movement. Peter Wong, 30, a photographer and member of the student movement, documented the initial birth of the students 14 years ago. It was the starting point of his photography and the starting point of Wong's generation of high school students who devoted themselves to the social movement in Hong Kong. In 14 years he went from being a high school student who loved photojournalism; At the same time, Wong went from an internationally renowned, socially concerned high school student in his 30s to a convicted prisoner and sentenced to ten years in prison under the National Security Act. After experiencing the social movement of the 2010s, "the time and the time that seems to be 'doing nothing,'" Peter, who longed to be a photojournalist, imagined that he could continue to follow the growth of a future lawmaker like the famous photographer Pete Souza who followed Obama for 8 years. Later, reality gradually diluted his imagination to become Pete Souza, and he did not mention his high school memories for many years; However, Huang Zhifeng's conviction and sentence still caused ripples in his heart. At the beginning of September, he uploaded the gloomy photos from his hard drive to Instagram, opened the dusty files, and tried to say through the photos: "I have never scanned the past. When I look back, maybe I'll find something new." Click the link to see the memories captured on Peter's camera by the students.

In early September 2026, on the day of Wong's conviction in the case of collaboration with foreign powers, Peter, a photojournalist who had emigrated to Britain, finally opened his computer's hard drive and took old photos of the student movement. Peter Wong, 30, a photographer and member of the student movement, documented the initial birth of the students 14 years ago. It was the starting point of his photography and the starting point of Wong's generation of high school students who devoted themselves to the social movement in Hong Kong. In 14 years he went from being a high school student who loved photojournalism; At the same time, Wong went from an internationally renowned, socially concerned high school student in his 30s to a convicted prisoner and sentenced to ten years in prison under the National Security Act. After experiencing the social movement of the 2010s, "the time and the time that seems to be 'doing nothing,'" Peter, who longed to be a photojournalist, imagined that he could continue to follow the growth of a future lawmaker like the famous photographer Pete Souza who followed Obama for 8 years. Later, reality gradually diluted his imagination to become Pete Souza, and he did not mention his high school memories for many years; However, Huang Zhifeng's conviction and sentence still caused ripples in his heart. At the beginning of September, he uploaded the gloomy photos from his hard drive to Instagram, opened the dusty files, and tried to say through the photos: "I have never scanned the past. When I look back, maybe I'll find something new." Click the link to see the memories captured on Peter's camera by the students.