I don't know what I mean if you are not me. I don't know what your heart means if you are not you.

original sentence

I'm not a gentleman, do you know what you mean? You are not me, but you know my heart?

Translation

If I am not you, how can I know your mind? You are not me, how do you know my mind?

Note

1. The syntactic features of these two sentences should be derived from "A child is not a fish, so you can know the joy of fish?" "If I'm not the son, I know I don't know the joy of fish?" A few words.

2. Jun: You. A courtesy title for a person.

3. qi: an interrogative adverb, which means rhetorical question, qi; Where; How; What?

4. Know: Know; Understand; Got it.

5. An: interrogative adverb, which means rhetorical question, isn't it? Where; How; What?