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Open the tool →鼎铛有耳 (dǐng chēng yǒu ěr) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be widely known”.
鼎铛有耳 is pronounced dǐng chēng yǒu ěr in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鼎铛有耳 means “Tripods and pots have ears”. It is used to mean “to be widely known”.
鼎、铛:均为两耳三足的金属炊具。电鼎和铛都有耳朵。指某人或某事影响大,凡是长耳朵的都应该听说、知道。