Familiar with Unix/linux should know that unix/linux with LN to establish a hard link, ln-s to establish a soft link (symbolic link).
The difference between hard links and symbolic links
There are also linker characters under NTFS: https://docs.microsoft.com/zh-cn/sysinternals/downloads/junction
Junction.exe similar to the Linkd.exe tool, you can only add, view, and delete directories.
fsutil hardlink Create <new filename> <existing filename> Hard Links: add only to Files
https://support.microsoft.com/zh-cn/help/205524
MountVol.exe is the loading, viewing, and deletion of volumes.
C:\windows\system32>mountvol.exe/Create, delete, or list volume mount points. MOUNTVOL [drive:]PathVolumenamemountvol [drive:]Path/Dmountvol [drive:]Path/Lmountvol [drive:]Path/Pmountvol/Rmountvol/Nmountvol/Emountvol Drive:/SPathSpecifies the existing NTFS directory where the mount point resides. VolumeName the name of the volume that specifies the target of the mount point. /D removes the volume mount point from the specified directory. /L lists the mounted volume names for the specified directory. /P Remove the volume mount point from the specified directory, remove the volume, and make the volume unavailable for loading. You can create a volume to enable this volume to mount again. /R Deletes the mount point directory and Registry settings for the volume that are not in the system. /N disables automatic loading of new volumes. /E Enable automatic loading of new volumes again. /S Mounts the EFI system partition to the provided drive.
Link symbol creation under NTFS