Identity is a subtle social construct that is often deconstructed in a group or political context. By observing the origin of identity, one can find that identity is in essence a coherent, information-composing, social-interaction-generated aggregate. In Symbolic Interactionism, human identity is conceptualized into different levels: role identity → group identity → social identity → core identity. Among them, role identity, such as occupation and education, has a weak tie with one’s self, while core identity has the most profound reflection of the self.