Lingaku- a prodigal son returned home is worth more than gold
Generated definitions (experimental)
- A prodigal son returned home is worth more than gold
This phrase suggests that someone who has made mistakes but returns to the right path or improves their behavior is more valuable than material wealth. It emphasizes the importance of redemption and personal growth.
When the prodigal son returned, his family was very happy.
I believe that the spirit of a prodigal son returning is more important than money.
Generated collocations (experimental)
làng zǐ huí tóu jīn bù huàn浪子回头金不换a prodigal son returned home is worth more than goldlàng zǐ huí tóu浪子回头a prodigal returnsjiào zǐ教子bù不Yán严failure to discipline childrenmí tú zhī fǎn迷途知返to return after losing one's wayhuǐ guò zì xīn悔过自新to repent and turn over a new leaffǎn xiàng反向sī wéi思维reverse thinkingcóng shàn rú liú从善如流to follow the good as water flowszì wǒ自我fǎn xǐng反省self-reflectioncùn bù bù lí寸步不离never leaving each other's sidebù pà不怕shī bài失败not afraid of failureliáng xīn良心fā xiàn发现to have an awakening consciencecóng tóu从头kāi shǐ开始to start afreshchóng fǎn重返zhèng guǐ正轨to get back on track