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"We seemed to have been passionately in love, but we never seemed to understand each other." Any breakup should not only leave pain or doubts about love, but also a growth. People who have experienced a breakup will ask: "Why did we break up?" And it is precisely two people who have experienced the same relationship who will give different answers. Breaking up is so subtle that the authors Mao Lu and Zhao Jiahe came up with the idea of ​​interviewing breakup couples. They solicited information on the Internet, and there were many people who were willing to tell one side of the story, but very few who were willing to tell both sides. After more than three years of persistence, 22 couples who had broken up were finally interviewed. This book will share with you the stories of 15 of them. When both men and women review the love process and tell their true reasons for breaking up, you will be surprised to find that the differences in gender perspectives and ways of thinking make the same relationship take on two completely different aspects, as if the two people are not talking about the same love at all.