The "solid-liquid" behavior of vitrimers have not been systematically investigated.Herein,a series of "solid-liquid" vitrimers bearing vanying contents of dynamic boronic ester bonds were synthesized via thiol-ene click reactions.These vitrimers allow for flexibile modulation of their network structures and thus show a range of intriguing properties including high stretchability,flexible transition from elasticity to plasticity,strong strain rate dependence,and solid-liquid performance.The dynamic association rate of boronic ester bonds within these vitrimers could be apparently accelerated via increasing the content of boronic ester,which could be used to shape-program the fiat vitrimer films into various complex 3D structures just with external force.Materials with such versatile dynamic behavior may open up a range of new applications.