(literary) the justice of heaven; the punishment of nature for wrongdoing

(bound form) vast; extensive; wide-ranging, as in 恢弘 huī​hóng or the idiom 天网恢恢 tiān​wǎng​huī​huī

(bound form) sparse; scattered; thin; having wide gaps

Used to connect ideas that contrast or conflict; yet; but; on the other hand

To not lose; to not fail to; to not miss (an opportunity) or depart from (a principle)

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 shū'ér​bù​lòu.

(bound form) sparse; scattered; thin; having wide gaps

Used to connect ideas that contrast or conflict; yet; but; on the other hand

Negative adverb used before verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to indicate negation; also used as a bound-form prefix to form terms with opposite meanings

to miss; to let slip; to fail to seize something like an opportunity or chance