xué学fù富wǔ五chē车
Possessing immense knowledge; highly learned and scholarly; having a wealth of knowledge.
Era:
Ancient
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Story:
During the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, a great number of thinkers emerged, each writing books to promote their own philosophies.
Hui Shi, from the State of Song, held the view that everything in the world was constantly changing and moving, and that the nature of things was relative, lacking absolute distinctions. Zhuangzi remarked that Hui Shi was 'xué fù wǔ chē,' meaning he possessed vast and profound knowledge, equivalent to carrying five cartloads of books.