It is often said that nostalgia for the good past is dissatisfaction with reality. For this film, the male protagonist's addiction to his ex-girlfriend is indeed distressing, but in the final analysis, it is dissatisfaction with the life of the husband and wife. No children (loneliness), retired at home (boring), weak legs (frail). Looking back on the feat of climbing the snow-capped mountains when I was young, it is really a martyr's twilight years. Or if you married your ex-girlfriend back then, and the two walked around in a smart way, what would life be like? The male protagonist has fallen into a morbid state, but he also understands that the reality in retrospect can only be like this. Start all over again from that day. Isn't what he said sincere? The wife feels that she is just the 2nd best choice. But don't everyone have a so-called favorite before they settle down? Your weight in the eyes of others will always change at any time, so don't despair because of it, as if the meaning of life has just been erased.
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