Golden Lotus and Reins

In Jiangnan in the late Qing Dynasty, seven-year-old Lian'er was wrapped in a foot-binding cloth and nailed to death with three-inch golden lotus. She became a prisoner of the old era in the ethics and disciplines. A hundred years later, Chen Mo, a young man from a small town, squeezed into the city, 996 and mortgage loans became an invisible rein, and became a modern cow horse who "voluntarily works overtime". In the two-line mirror, Jin Lian undressed in public during the foot-releasing exercise and endured severe pain to learn to walk again; Chen Mo resigned naked in the cold winter of the industry, breaking free from involution and returning to life. The old era tied women's feet, and the new era tied everyone's time. The two shackles have the same origin but are in different phases, but they are shattered in the individual's awakening. In the end, Lian'er's natural feet stepped through the war, and Chen Mo's footsteps returned to the fields, telling the story together: People are born free and not shackles.