The original sentence "Bridges are broken constantly, isolated mountains are not isolated, and long bridges are not long" means: Broken bridges are not broken, isolated mountains are not lonely, and long bridges are not long.

The original sentence is from: Feng Menglong's "Warning to the World" at the end of the Ming Dynasty has broken bridges and broken liver and intestines; Lonely mountains are not lonely, and your heart is lonely; The long bridge is not long, but the friendship is long.

Interpretation: Broken bridge refers to Xu Xian Bai Niangzi. Gushan refers to Lin Hejing Mei's wife, crane. The long bridge means that Liang Zhu bid farewell to each other at the long bridge.

Introduction to the story:

It describes a tortuous love story between a snake spirit who has cultivated into a human form and a human being. The story includes the story of borrowing an umbrella from an awning boat, the white lady stealing ganoderma lucidum and fairy grass, the water flooding the Jinshan Mountain, the broken bridge, the Leifeng Tower, the son of Xu Xian's Shilin Sacrifice Tower, and the plot of Fahai escaping from the crab's belly to escape to death. It expresses the people's admiration for men and women's free love and their hatred for the unreasonable bondage of feudal forces.