见多识广 knowledgeable and widely traveled
Explanation
形容见识广博，知识丰富。
Describes someone with extensive knowledge and experience.
Origin Story
话说唐朝时期，有一位名叫李白的书生，自幼好学，酷爱读书，常年游历于名山大川之间。他足迹遍布大江南北，见过无数奇峰异景，听过无数动人的故事。一次，他来到长安，应邀参加朝廷的宴会。席间，文武百官纷纷谈论时事，李白旁听，觉得他们所言多是浅薄之见，难以入耳。待轮到他发言时，李白侃侃而谈，引经据典，讲述了诸多鲜为人知的历史故事和地理知识，令在座的文武百官大为赞叹。从此，李白“见多识广”的名声传遍了大江南北。
During the Tang Dynasty, there was a scholar named Li Bai who was studious from a young age, loved reading, and traveled through famous mountains and rivers for many years. His footprints covered the length and breadth of China, where he saw countless strange peaks and landscapes and heard countless moving stories. Once, he came to Chang'an and was invited to a court banquet. During the banquet, civil and military officials talked about current affairs, and Li Bai listened, feeling that much of what they said was superficial and unappealing. When it was his turn to speak, Li Bai calmly discussed, quoting classics, and told many little-known historical stories and geographical knowledge, which greatly amazed the civil and military officials present. From then on, Li Bai's reputation as "knowledgeable and widely traveled" spread throughout China.
Usage
用于形容一个人见闻广博，知识渊博。
Used to describe someone who is knowledgeable and widely traveled.
Examples
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张教授见多识广，对这个问题的见解独到。
zhāng jiàoshòu jiàn duō shí guǎng, duì zhège wèntí de jiǎnjiě dúdào
Professor Zhang is knowledgeable and insightful, and his views on this issue are unique.
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他阅历丰富，见多识广，深受大家的尊敬。
tā yuèlì fēngfù, jiàn duō shí guǎng, shēn shòu dàjiā de zūnjìng
He is experienced, knowledgeable, and widely respected.