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Open the tool →三魂七魄 (sān hún qī pò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's vital spirits”.
三魂七魄 is pronounced sān hún qī pò in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 三魂七魄 means “three souls and seven corporeal spirits”. It is used to mean “One's vital spirits”.
魂:旧指能离开人体而存在的精神;魄:旧指依附形体而显现的精神。道家语,称人身有“三魂七魄”。