The complete sentence pattern is: Happiness never ends today, and misfortune never ends last night.
Allusions:
For a time, Su Dongpo lived in seclusion in a mountain village. At the end of the year, he will write couplets and stick them on his doorstep. Villagers often secretly take off couplets and stick them in front of his house. Su Dongpo often has to write many couplets to spend New Year's Eve.
This year, it is the end of the year. Su Dongpo came up with an idea He wrote a couplet on New Year's Eve, but nobody stole it all night. His couplet reads: Misfortunes never come singly, but blessings never come singly. At midnight, Su Dongpo subsidized six words. At this time, the couplet is like this: misfortune never rains but pours. Last night, happiness never doubles until today.
A paragraph that looks very unlucky has changed its meaning and become a very auspicious word with only three words added.
Isn't that what I do?
Last year was an extremely unlucky year, and I was in such a bad mood that I had to give up many times. But when I think of this couplet by Su Dongpo, I will say to myself that everything will pass.
When you are most lonely, confused and miserable, as long as you persist and get ready to turn over, the day of success is the time when bad luck has passed.