Judging from many clues, the types of women he fell in love with 20 years ago were completely different. And when he saw someone who might be his son, he talked a lot about his insights into life: what has passed is over, what matters is now. In the eyes of ordinary people, it can even be said that he has no plans for his life, and the blonde girl who left at the beginning of the movie also left him because of this choice. Everyone has his own outlook on life, which is more of a personal choice in a certain state.
I think this film is describing a polymorphic outlook on life, but no matter what life is, the truth is always like a trickle, nourishing the lonely heart. There are always many opportunities in life that you can't think of. God gives you an opportunity to push you to look back on the past. This journey has brought a very complicated feeling to everyone, including the audience. It is difficult to say whether it is beautiful or sad. of.
It's hard for me to imagine how he fell in love with these women when he was young. His seemingly indifferent face now makes it difficult to speculate on the situation in the past. This is also the feature of this film. It doesn't matter, and there's no need to speculate. After so many years, it can be seen from the design of the current situation of these women that it is difficult to change the temperament of the situation. It seems that the feelings do not disappear with the passage of time, but are secretly fermented by hiding in an exchange that you have not noticed.
The existence of a son is actually more of a lack of servants in the hero's heart, let alone unable to express his father's love, he is not even sure who his son is. In the male protagonist's world, some things happen, and it is very sure that it is not part of his life plan. So certain passages of life are destined to be out of your grasp.
In short, loneliness continues, grasp what you can see, let loneliness rest occasionally, put it in your pocket, and gently pat it with warm palms.
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