To address the shortcomings of multi-view diffusion models in recognizing mirrors and utilizing reflected content in mirror scenarios, researchers proposed a new generative synthesis method called Ref-GeNVS. This method treats mirrors as two complementary views, constructs virtual views by estimating the mirror surface and reflecting the camera pose, and then proposes a two-stage generation strategy involving mirror-gated attention and reflection injection. Ref-GeNVS inherits the strong generalization ability of multi-view diffusion models without the need for fine-tuning. In synthetic and real mirror scenario tests, its generated new views outperform recent methods in terms of reflection consistency and context coherence, and can reveal the scene structure visible only through mirrors.