A four-character set phrase combining 只身 (zhīshēn, 'a single body / alone') and 一人 (one person) for emphasis. Carries a slightly literary, poignant tone — fits stories of migration, hardship, or quiet resolve.
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Don't confuse 只 (zhī, 'single') here with 只 (zhǐ, 'only'). The 'single body' reading takes the first tone — same as in 只身前往 (zhīshēn qiánwǎng, to go alone).
