A hundred rivers return to the sea: Chuan: river. Many rivers flow into the sea. It is a metaphor for the general trend or the expected outcome. It also represents a metaphor for many scattered things coming together in one place.
Return to basics and return to true nature: return: return; true: natural, natural. Get rid of the trappings and return to the essence. A metaphor for returning to the original natural state.
Put the tiger back into the mountains: Put the tiger back into the mountains. It is a metaphor for putting the bad guys back in their lair and leaving behind a source of disaster.
Change evil and return to righteousness: evil: improper, undecent; return: return. Return from the evil path to the right path and stop doing bad things.
Disarm and return to the field: Solution: Take off; Armor: The battle uniform worn by ancient soldiers in battle. Take off your military uniform and go home to farm. Refers to the return of soldiers from the army.
Trickle down: Trickle down: a small drop of water, a metaphor for subtle things. Describes that all property belonging to the public family is turned over to the public, and any property that is not owned by the public is regarded as private.
Falling leaves return to their roots: fallen leaves fall to the roots of trees. Metaphor that things have a certain destination. It mostly refers to people who live in a foreign country and will eventually return to their hometown.
Returning the jade to Zhao intact: This refers to Lin Xiangru returning He's jade intact from Qin to Zhao. The latter is a metaphor for returning the original thing to the person intact.
Leaves fall and return to their roots: Leaves grow from the roots of the tree and eventually return to the roots after falling. Metaphor that things always have a certain destination. It usually means that people who visit a foreign country will eventually return to their hometown.
Let the tiger return to the mountain: Put the tiger back into the mountain. It is a metaphor for putting the bad guys back in their lair and leaving behind a source of disaster.
It’s better to go back: The cuckoo bird’s cry is very similar to “It’s better to go back”. In the old days, it was often used to express longing for home or to urge people to return. It also means being passive and seeking retreat.
Return to the clan: It means that a married or sold woman will be returned to her mother's family by the government's judgment.
Anti-plain and return to true nature: Anti: through "Hui", return; Pu: simplicity; Gui: return; True: natural, natural. Get rid of the trappings and return to the essence. A metaphor for returning to the original natural state.
Return to evil and return to righteousness: It still means to correct evil and return to righteousness.
Return to nature: remove the appearance and return to the essence. A metaphor for returning to the original natural state. Same as "returning to basics and returning to true nature".
Return to youth: restore youth from aging. The elderly are described as full of vitality. Same as "rejuvenation".
Herd the cattle and return them to the horses: to herd the cattle and horses used in battle. It is a metaphor that the war is over and no more troops are used.
Back to the original nature: Pu: a stone containing jade, also refers to uncarved jade; Gui: return; Zhen: natural, natural. Get rid of the trappings and return to the essence. A metaphor for returning to the original natural state.
Gui Ten Gui Yi: means being orderly.
Go back with the crown: Guan: hat, here refers to the official hat. Take off the official hat and hang it up. A metaphor for resigning and returning home.
The old swallows return to their nests: The swallows of the past fly back to their old nests. It is a metaphor for a wanderer returning home happily.
Return to the original in ninety-nine times: I still talk about getting to the bottom of things. It comes down to the basics.
Correct evil and return to righteousness: rectify evil: correct evil and evil thoughts; return to righteousness: return to the right path. Correct your mistakes and take the right path.
Ninety-Nine Returns to One: In the final analysis.
Leading to the heart: Leading the land: within the four seas. Refers to the return of the world. The same as "having a homely heart".
When a tree falls, it returns to its roots: It is still said that when a leaf falls, it returns to its roots. Metaphor that things always have a certain destination. It usually means that people who visit a foreign country will eventually return to their hometown.
Returning the whole jade to Zhao: This refers to Lin Xiangru returning He's jade intact from Qin to Zhao. The latter is a metaphor for returning the original thing to the person intact. Same as "the perfect jade returns to Zhao".
Return to the right path: to get rid of the evil and return to the right path.
Abandon evil and return to the right path: stop doing bad things and walk on the right path.
Abandon rebellion and surrender: Refers to leaving the rebels and surrendering to the imperial court.