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Orgil begins a conversation with his wife, who reads a poem by the renowned Mongolian poet Olziitugs. This prompts her to ask Orgil about his first love. As memories resurface, Orgil reflects on his past, including a moment when his first love spoke about her own romantic experiences. Although Orgil had never met her former lover, he begins an internal comparison, questioning his own worth.

His memories then shift to a classmate who once confessed her feelings for him. In a moment of insensitivity, he harshly rejected her, accusing her of having an intimate relationship with his friend Delger. This painful recollection eventually leads him to the realization that his own first love had been involved with another man—someone unknown to him. The film ends with Orgil confronting the bittersweet truth about love, memory, and the complexities of relationships.