a new environment, area of activity, or realm of experience; a new world or frontier

A small scope or space, often referring to a person's private living or working environment; a cubbyhole

A secret society or fraternal organization active during the Qing dynasty, famously dedicated to overthrowing the Qing and restoring the Ming dynasty; also known as the Heaven and Earth Society.

in all honesty; truth to tell; feeling no shame in one's heart for being open and honest

To perform religious rituals or kowtow to the celestial and terrestrial powers.

Describes a person or a crime that is so heinous and wicked that neither heaven nor earth can tolerate it

A different world altogether; scenery or surroundings of exceptional beauty or a unique charm that is unlike the ordinary world. Often used to describe a place that is enchanting or captivatingly beautiful, such as in the poem [[山中问答|山中問答|shan1 zhong1 wen4 da2]] by [[李白|李白|li3 bai2]].

to have virtue so great that it can be compared to heaven and earth; used to describe someone of the highest moral character

(variant form) to rule or manage the entire world; to possess great statesman-like ability or talent for administration

Literally a gulf between heaven and earth; used to describe a massive difference or a wide disagreement in opinion.

The essence of heaven and earth; the natural spirit or vitality of the universe.

The first line of the [[千字文|千字文|qian1 zi4 wen2]], describing the colors of the universe at its beginning: 'dark' refers to the color of the sky and 'yellow' to the color of the earth.

The top and bottom margins of a printed page, formed by combining the [[天头|天頭|tian1 tou2]] and the [[地头|地頭|di4 tou2]].

all living things and creatures in the universe; everything in nature

A place or social space where homosexual, transgender, or other queer individuals gather and exchange information.