A boy's school, founded in 1862 as the first government school during the colonial days, pioneered secular education in Hong Kong merging Chinese and Western cultures. It shaped modern Chinese history when its graduates led the 1911 Revolution; and it witnessed the past 152 years of Hong Kong history. Now it faces a threat of being swallowed by developers.
It is the Queen's College in Causeway Bay. A Q.C. boy, reflecting on his school's past, unlocks a secret, learns a valuable lesson, and finds the way forward for HongKongers.