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Open the tool →人琴俱逝 (rén qín jù shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the profound sorrow and remembrance felt upon seeing the belongings or reminders of a deceased person, lamenting their absence”.
人琴俱逝 is pronounced rén qín jù shì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 人琴俱逝 means “Both the person and the zither are gone”. It is used to mean “describes the profound sorrow and remembrance felt upon seeing the belongings or reminders of a deceased person, lamenting their absence”.
形容看到遗物,怀念死者的悲伤心情。同“人琴俱亡”。