1. fetters is a Chinese word, pronounced zhdang incarnation. Its main meaning is instruments of torture, which refers to fetters and handcuffs, and also refers to the state of being detained and bound. This word is frequently used in China ancient literature. For example, there is a saying in Historical Records, Biography of Zhang Shizhi and Feng Tang, "Wendy took off her hat because the curtain man said,' I know the doctor. The formulation of "".
2. fetter is a Japanese word, pronounced j and bà n, which mainly means contact and bondage, but also means friend and friendship. This word is not commonly used in China ancient literature. For example, in Historical Records Biography of Zhang Shizhi and Feng Tang, only "Wendy took off her hat to thank her, because the curtain man said,' Knowing the merits of doctors'." The formulation of ".
Generally speaking, the main difference between fetters and fetters lies in some differences in etymology, meaning and use.