Ex-boyfriend, tell me, what does it mean to write the road in the air and go both ways?

"Road to the sky, each goes his own way": "Road" is the car that the emperor took. In classical Chinese, "road" is the same as "Tao", that is, "the car that the emperor took". "Heaven" means "going to the palace". The "sky" here refers to the "palace", that is, when you get there, you can have the opportunity to "soar in the sky". "Go our separate ways" means "go our separate ways" and go in different directions.

Therefore, "the road is facing the sky, and each goes its own way" means that "two people have different aspirations and pursue different goals. You go your way (for example, you go to heaven) and I go my single-plank bridge (I don't go to heaven). " Nowadays, many people have said this sentence as "the road is facing the sky, and each goes half way." This change of the word "half" cannot express the meaning of "going in different directions", because it is possible to "go halfway" and "go in the same direction, but you go here and I go there".

So this means that your ex-boyfriend may have another relationship ending.