to return to a previous state or condition, such as health, consciousness, or normalcy; to restore or reinstate something to its original state

the period of recovery after an illness or medical treatment

extensive; broad; magnanimous; magnificent in scale

extensive; broad; magnificent; generous in spirit

The way of heaven is vast and fair, and the guilty will eventually be punished; criminals cannot escape the law. This idiom is often followed by [[疏而不漏|疏而不漏|shu1 er2 bu4 lou4]].

(literary) vast and extensive; broad

literally means that heaven's justice is vast and loose but never lets a criminal escape; used to describe how a lawbreaker will eventually be caught and punished by the law

The period of national economic recovery in the People's Republic of China, specifically from 1949 to 1952

Heaven's net has wide meshes, but nothing escapes it; the way of Heaven is fair, and the guilty will eventually be punished

Literally "heaven's net has wide meshes, but nothing escapes it"; used to mean that the way of heaven is fair and criminals cannot escape justice or the law.

great; vast; immense; impressive in scale or stature

to return something to its original condition or state

to rehabilitate a person's reputation; to regain one's good name; to restore one's honor

to return to a normal state; to recover normalcy

To recover one's liberty or become free again; to be released from captivity or constraint.

Exceptionally grand, unusual, or distinguished; used of persons or literary works

broad and magnanimous in spirit, or vast and expansive

to extend, expand, or develop; to carry forward a legacy or tradition

to have an abundance of room to maneuver; ample; more than enough

exaggerated and untrue; fantastic; ridiculous

broad-minded and generous; having great spirit or breadth of character

the net of justice is vast and wide; though the mesh is large, nothing slips through; the law is all-encompassing and will eventually catch every criminal; no criminal can escape justice