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面红耳赤
面红耳赤
面红耳赤
面红耳赤
面红耳赤
面红耳赤
面红耳赤
面红耳赤

miàn面hóng红ěr耳chì赤

To be flushed in the face and ears, typically due to strong emotions such as excitement, anger, shame, or embarrassment.

听到老师表扬他,小明害羞得面红耳赤,不好意思地低下了头。
Upon hearing the teacher praise him, Xiao Ming blushed scarlet with shyness, lowering his head in embarrassment.

Era:

Ancient

Frequency:

Antonym:

面不改色

Story:

During the Qing Dynasty, there was a prodigal son who was determined to mend his ways, giving himself the alias "Escaped from Death." One day, he encountered a man on the street selling a novel. Curious, he saw it was titled "Notes on Nine Lives," part of *Bizarre Happenings of Twenty Years*.

As he read, his face and ears turned scarlet (面红耳赤), and he became utterly absorbed, his mind wandering with the story. He was so captivated that he later adapted this book into a serialized chapter novel for publication.

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