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Open the tool →尸骨未寒 (shī gǔ wèi hán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Someone has only just died”.
尸骨未寒 is pronounced shī gǔ wèi hán in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 尸骨未寒 means “Corpse bones not yet cold”. It is used to mean “Someone has only just died”.
尸骨:尸体。尸体还没有变冷。指人刚刚死去不久