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Time does not disappear without a trace, it is condensed in the depths of yellowed photo paper and aged film. "The Hidden Time and Space in Old Photos" takes readers into a dark and forbidden place where light and shadow intertwine. When the dusty apprentices in the photography studio of the Republic of China uncovered the last letter from the warlord's concubine, when the wedding photos in the early years of reform and opening up were frozen in the bloody dusk, when the afterimages of the palace maids in the Forbidden City echoed the restoration accident... Seven taboo images, seven pieces of despair sealed by time. From the double murders hidden in the secret compartments of Shikumen in Shanghai, to the lies about life and death revealed in the urns in the Taiwan Strait; from the hell on earth seeping out of the medical negatives of the 731 site, to the weird smiles that cannot be reproduced by AI on the eve of the deep mountain nuclear disaster - every frame exposed tears the boundary between reality and the netherworld. These images are like a sealed Pandora's box. Once opened, what is imprisoned in it is not only the secrets of the past, but also a fear deeper than death. At the moment of appearance, it crashes through the barriers of time and space. This is a thrilling journey through the folds of images, proving that the truth and resentment hidden behind the moments captured by the camera will never be destroyed.