  We investigated the origin of the RI'/MOM quark mass under the Landau gauge
at the non-perturbative scale, using the chiral fermion with different quark
masses and lattice spacings. Our result confirms that such a mass is
non-vanishing based on the linear extrapolation to the chiral and continuum
limit, and shows that such a mass comes from the spontaneous chiral symmetry
breaking induced by the near zero modes with the eigenvalue $\lambda<{\cal
O}(5m_q)$, and is proportional to the quark matrix element of the trace anomaly
at least down to $\sim $1.3 GeV.
