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Open the tool →走骨行尸 (zǒu gǔ xíng shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person who is merely a physical shell, devoid of spirit, vitality, or purpose; a living corpse; a soulless automaton”.
走骨行尸 is pronounced zǒu gǔ xíng shī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 走骨行尸 means “walking bones and a moving corpse”. It is used to mean “a person who is merely a physical shell, devoid of spirit, vitality, or purpose; a living corpse; a soulless automaton”.
行尸:会行走的尸体。比喻虽有形骸却没有灵魂,庸碌无能、毫无生气的人