This was my first documentary photography project. It focuses on Indigenous children living on Sabah Island, Malaysia. The island's economy is heavily reliant on tourism and has been significantly affected by gentrification—a reality made visible through the stilt houses built over the sea surrounding the island. The children appear joyful, yet in contrast, the adults often find themselves at the very end of the local tourism supply chain, making a living by ferrying tourists in speedboats, fishing, or working in hotel services.

这是我的第一个纪实摄影项目，聚焦于生活在马来西亚沙巴岛上的原住民儿童。沙巴岛的经济严重依赖旅游业，并受到士绅化的显著影响——这一点从岛屿周围海面上搭建的棚屋中可见一斑。孩子们看起来兴高采烈，但相比之下，成年人往往处于当地旅游供应链的末端，靠着用快艇接送游客、捕鱼或在酒店服务行业工作谋生。