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]].

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

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.

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

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

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