耳朵发热

[ĕr duŏ fā rè]

'Hot Ears' literally translates to having hot ears. In Chinese culture, when one's ears feel suddenly warm, it is believed someone is talking about them behind their back or thinking about them. This nickname implies mystery and anticipation.

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热耳 [rè ĕr]
This can mean Hot Ears symbolizing someone who gets embarrassed or agitated very easily Sometimes ...
烫耳 [tàng ĕr]
Hot Ears likely describes a feeling of embarrassment or shyness that leads to the ears turning hot ...
耳畔发烫 [ĕr pàn fā tàng]
Hot at the Ears generally means being embarrassed ashamed or anxious when hearing something especially ...