1 Idiom: 学富五车
Pinyin: xué fù wǔ chē
Explanation: 五车: refers to the book of five cars. Describes reading a lot and having rich knowledge.
Source: "Zhuangzi · Tianxia": "He has given to many people, and his books have five chariots."
Example sentences: The great sage lived in a big country, was well-informed, and was honored. Lie Jiaoxiang was naturally talented and knowledgeable.
2 Idiom: Full of economics
Pinyin: mǎn fù jīng lún
Explanation: Economics: to sort out the strands and extend a person's talents and abilities. Describes a person who is extremely talented and resourceful.
Source: "Book of Changes·Tuen": "Yunlei Tun, a gentleman learns about economics."
An example of a sentence: Mr. Zhong, I really admire him, he is full of economics! This is indeed a mystery! ?
3 Idiom: Read a lot of books
Pinyin: bó lǎn qún shū
Explanation: Bo: widely. Read a wide variety of books. Describes reading a lot.
Source: "Book of Zhou·Biography of Yu Xin": "Yu Xin, also known as Zishan, is a new barbarian in Nanyang. ...Young and handsome, extremely intelligent, well-read, especially good at "The Biography of Zuo in the Spring and Autumn Period" 》. ”
Example sentences: We need to read a lot of books to enrich ourselves.
4 Idiom: Cai Gao Ba Dou
Pinyin: cái gāo bā dǒu
Explanation: Cai: Talent. It means that a person is extremely talented.
Source: "The Biography of Xie Lingyun in Southern History": "There is only one stone in the world, Cao Zijian only has eight buckets, I have one bucket, and everyone has used one bucket since ancient times."
Example sentences: Although Zuo Zongtang is very talented, his scope is not broad.
5 Idiom: Erudite and versatile
Pinyin: bó xué duō cái
Explanation: Knowledgeable and versatile.
Source: "Book of Jin·Biography of Que Shen": "Shen was learned and versatile, his environment was grand and suave, he was informal in his conduct, and he did not comply with the etiquette and orders of the state and county."
Example sentences: Guanzhong was a man of great erudition, good at martial arts, and courageous.
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