The idiom "wise beyond one's years"  likely emerged from the observation that some individuals, despite their young age, possess a remarkable level of wisdom, maturity, or understanding. Over time, this observation led to the development of the idiom as a way to describe and commend those who exhibit a level of wisdom that is far higher what is expected or typical for their age group.

What is the origin of the idiom "wise beyond one's years" and when to use it?

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wise (beyond|for) {one's} years

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英語での「wise beyond one's years」の定義と意味

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