Deep and deep
Wenshenwangmi, a Chinese idiom, is written in W é NSH ē NW ǎ NGM ì, which means strict usage and strict legal network. From the book of admonishment and punishment.
Idiom usage
Used as an object or attribute; used in writing
The origin of Idioms
Chen Zi'ang's admonishment and punishment book in Tang Dynasty: "the officials with swords and pens, who know little about water and are capable of breaking prison, are called Zhigong when their names are engraved urgently and their writings are deep and their networks are dense."
Deep and deep
The condition is exposed and the strength exhausted. - qíng xiàn shì qū
Advocating emotion and thinking - chàng qíng yě sī
it is beyond logic and above reason - bù kě sī yì