Shackles: How to Be Trapped by Your Character

**One sentence recommendation:** Some shackles are not put on by others. It's something a person grows up bit by bit over a long period of time. **Subject introduction:** After a childhood drowning, Liang Yuping's life seemed to be always separated by a layer of water. He can observe, understand, and feel. But it's hard to really get into. From high school in the county to college and then to work, relationships between people are constantly being established, broken, and alienated. Some people approached him, some left him, and some left traces in his life. And he also slowly saw himself through experience after experience. "Shackles" is not about a certain love, nor is it about a certain failure. It's about how a person gradually becomes who he is today between memories, relationships, loneliness and self. This is the story of an ordinary person who is trapped step by step by his own character.