Abstract: As one of the most important philosophers and psychoanalysts, Jacques Lacan deconstructed the central status of self and the wholeness of "I", thus leading psychoanalysis study to a brand-new era. As the foundation of all his later theories, the target of the famous "mirror image theory" is to study the construction of "self"-the phase or period when the self first identifies with the pronoun "I". However, this self-identification, based on the "mirror image", is false and misleading and only results in a life-long mis-identification of the self.