You go, sunshine avenue. I'll take my wooden bridge. What do you mean?

You go your sunshine avenue, I'll go my single-plank bridge, which means we're going to separate. You go your way and I'll go mine, so that we can stay out of it and never talk again. To describe someone who has left sunshine avenue means to wish you good luck. This sentence generally refers to what kind of things have differences between friends, which leads to irreconcilable contradictions, and when they finally part ways, they will say such things. For example, after two people cooperate for a period of time, they disagree on one thing. In the end, there was no way to reconcile, so we had to go our separate ways. At this time, this sentence can be used to describe them, indicating that they will go their separate ways and never meet again. This is the meaning of this sentence.