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Open the tool →木朽不雕 (mù xiǔ bù diāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Someone who is incorrigible or incapable of improvement, like rotten wood that cannot be carved; beyond molding or redemption”.
木朽不雕 is pronounced mù xiǔ bù diāo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 木朽不雕 means “Rotten wood cannot be carved”. It is used to mean “Someone who is incorrigible or incapable of improvement, like rotten wood that cannot be carved; beyond molding or redemption”.
朽:烂;雕:雕刻。朽坏的木头无法雕刻。比喻人不上进,不可造就