At the end of the song, it is not necessarily that people will meet because of fate. What ancient poem is it from?

The ending of the song may not end, but fate will meet. This poem was formed by word of mouth. There is no specific author or source.

At the end of a song, people may not all be scattered. If there is fate, we will meet again naturally.

Among them, the word "people scattered at the end of the song" was first deduced in the last two sentences of Qi's poem "Trial Playing Xiang Drum Instruments". The original sentence refers to the silence at the end of the song, but I didn't see the goddess Xiang Shui. The smoke on the river dissipates, revealing several peaks, which are beautiful and charming. Metaphor is that all banquets must come to an end.

Later, "people end up singing" began to appear frequently in ancient poetry, referring to feelings of parting, changes in the world or loneliness. For example, Du Jingqu by Liu Yuxi in Tang Dynasty: At the end of the song, people are worried about dusk, and the waterwheel cries in front of the pavilion. Song Li Yuan's "A servant who plays the flute in Qiantang, everyone who hears it under the moon goes home": At the end of the song, people look back at their hometown with disappointment.

And this sentence "When the song ends, fate will meet" is a subversive interpretation of the original poem, expressing a more positive and optimistic artistic conception completely opposite to the original intention: even if it is possible to separate, it is still a positive attitude. As long as there is expectation, we can meet again.

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"Love will meet at the end of the song" is also a classic line designed in the newly released The Journey to the West.

According to the meaning of the sentence, jumping out of the plot can also be understood as: although the film is over, as long as the audience still supports it, they still have expectations and emotions. They have never expected to continue to develop and bring new works to meet the audience again.