The next line of "The song may not end, but the people are not separated" is "The love will come together".
"The end of the song may not necessarily be broken up, love will meet" is also a classic line designed in the just-released Ten Thousand Surprises Journey to the West. According to the meaning of the sentence, jump out of the plot, but also understand can be: although the movie has come to an end, but as long as the audience still support Wan WanWanXi, still have expectations and emotions, WanWanXi can continue to develop, bring new works and the audience to meet again.
The phrase "the song is over, the people are not broken up, the love from the meeting" is a reversal of the original meaning of the poem, which expresses the opposite of the original meaning of the mood, is a kind of even if they may be separated, but still positive to face the mentality, as long as there is a hope, will be able to be reunited again.
Expanded Information:
"The Song Ends and the People Fall Apart" was first used in the Tang Dynasty. The meaning of the original line is that after the drummer finishes the song, the audience leaves one after another, the river still flows eastward, and the peaks are still stacked up on top of the green hills. When the song stops, the people are all dispersed. It is also a metaphor for the fact that there is no such thing as an unending banquet.
Later, the phrase "the song ends and the people are scattered" began to appear frequently in ancient poems, such as Liu Yuxi's Jingduqu and Li Yuan's Servant's long visit to Qiantang with a flute playing under the moon, both of which use the phrase "the song ends and the people are scattered", and both of which refer to the emotions of separation, changes in the world, or loneliness.