The dead died, so did the living, and so did the living. How to explain this sentence?

1. There is no next sentence "The dead are gone, the living are like this", which means that the dead are gone, and the living should be strong and live well, so that the dead can rest in heaven. There is no next sentence in this sentence, which is extended to "the deceased is like a husband, not giving up day and night", which is a famous saying of Confucius.

2. "The deceased is like a husband, and he doesn't give up day and night" describes that time goes by like running water and never returns. I feel that things in my life are changing rapidly, and I also feel that I cherish time.

3. Excerpted from The Analects of Confucius Zi Han.

It is said that Confucius heard that Lu (now Luliangshan, Xuzhou) was the worst of the four evils 2500 years ago, and took some proud disciples to see the flood.

Unexpectedly, when Confucius and his disciples galloped through a mountain corner, they had to stay for two days because the mountain road was rugged and the axle clicked. Because of the boarding of saints, Shengrenwo Village got its name.

6. Confucius and his disciples saw Surabaya (now the Yellow River) running at the foot of the mountain, and they felt it, and wrote: "The deceased is like a husband, not giving up day and night.