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Open the tool →肝髓流野 (gān suǐ liú yě) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a scene of utter devastation and widespread death”.
肝髓流野 is pronounced gān suǐ liú yě in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 肝髓流野 means “Liver and marrow scattered across the fields”. It is used to mean “describes a scene of utter devastation and widespread death”.
形容战斗激烈残酷、尸横遍野。