What does it mean to be broad-minded?

Broad-minded means knowledgeable and knowledgeable.

Specific explanation:

1 Boya: Fenglibo Open; Profound knowledge; Pure; Good conduct, etc. Source: Ye Fan's Biography of Du Lin in the Northern and Southern Dynasties: "A versatile person is called a professional."

Vernacular translation: knowledgeable and virtuous, he is called a competent prime minister.

(2) Open-mindedness: Buddhist term, which generally refers to smoothness, meaning open-minded and knowledgeable. From Gao: "As for Luo in Duke Zhou, he is in Xinyi Camp."

Translation of vernacular Chinese: Duke Zhou went to Luoyi and made a comprehensive inspection of the whole building.

Broad-minded means knowledgeable, virtuous, open-minded and knowledgeable. Generally used to praise a person's knowledge and character.

Extended data:

Synonyms of liberal arts and philosophy

Well-informed: it means that the original intention is to describe someone who is well-informed and knowledgeable, and later it is extended to describe someone who is knowledgeable. From Song Liyun's Tai Ping Guang Ji: "In the first year of Baoding, Zhang Shanwei was the satrap of the South of Japan. The people of the county got a gold cup and presented it to Zhang Shan, the magistrate. Knowing the truth is not just the golden urn of Qin Shihuang's tomb. "

In the first year of Baoding, Zhang Shanwei was the magistrate of southern Japan. The citizens of this county got the golden box and presented it to Zhang Shan, the magistrate. Zhang Shan is knowledgeable. He is not only a funerary object of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum, but also a gold caster.

2 liberal arts: describe someone who is well-informed and knowledgeable.

Second, the antonym of liberal arts and philosophy.

1 Shallow knowledge: describes that knowledge is not extensive and knowledge is poor. Su Song Shunqin's "Shang Gongfan's Participation in Politics" Source: "There are several things today, not out of ignorance."

Vernacular translation: Today's events are arranged around, not because of poor knowledge and insight.

(2) Shorty watching: it means that you only know how to go along with others and have no opinion. It is also a metaphor for not knowing much. The source is Shen's Sheng 'an Poem and Lao Zi's Theory of Nature: "This is also a dwarf's opinion. "

Vernacular translation: I just agree with others' views, and I have no opinion of my own.