Who am I and who I am

The average person doesn't ask themselves that, except for those who love philosophy and those who have lost their memories. Of course I have not lost my memory, and naturally I am a philosophical lover. Who I am, it's a philosophical question. To answer it, you can use a philosophical point of view or not. The key is how you think about it. First of all, I am me. What kind of person I am, only I know. Even if others understand, they may not understand, and those innermost thoughts cannot be known even if they want to know. Secondly, I am you. When you say me, I am you. In the salutation, I am not only me, but also you. When others look at me, I will have my own judgment and add it to my personal understanding. So, others will unconsciously create a different me. This other person's me is very different from my own. However, other people's me is inevitable. Because it is impossible for man to leave society, the emergence of other people's egos is inevitable. This kind of other people's me is born out of dialogue. Third I am him. When you say him, I am him. This kind of self, which is also someone else's self, arises only as a result of communication between others and others. Fourth, I am from a certain country. In this case, the state defines who I am. Actually, this is identity. If I die, I will still be a man of this country. Identity does not disappear, the person is still that person.