







百身何赎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “no amount of sacrifice, even one's own life a hundred times over, can make up for the loss or wrong done; expressing profound grief and remorse, often for the death of a beloved person”. Literally, “How can it be atoned for even with a hundred lives?”.

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Open the tool →百身何赎 (bǎi shēn hé shú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “no amount of sacrifice, even one's own life a hundred times over, can make up for the loss or wrong done; expressing profound grief and remorse, often for the death of a beloved person”.
百身何赎 is pronounced bǎi shēn hé shú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百身何赎 means “How can it be atoned for even with a hundred lives?”. It is used to mean “no amount of sacrifice, even one's own life a hundred times over, can make up for the loss or wrong done; expressing profound grief and remorse, often for the death of a beloved person”.
百身:自身死一百次;赎:抵。拿一百个我,也无法把你换回来了。表示极沉痛地悼念。