掩耳盗铃，汉语成语，读音为yǎn ěr dào líng，意思是偷铃铛怕别人听见而捂住自己的耳朵。比喻自己欺骗自己，明明掩盖不住的事情偏要想法子掩盖。出自于《吕氏春秋·自知》。
Cover your ears and steal the bell, a Chinese idiom, pronounced yǎn ěr dào líng, meaning to steal a bell and cover your ears for fear of others hearing it. I like to deceive myself, and I have to try to cover up things that I can’t cover up. From “Lu Shi Chunqiu · Self-knowledge”.
Radical of Sacrifice, 示字旁, shì zì páng。
示字旁，指的是“示”作偏旁的变形。“示”是“神”的本字。从“示”的字，一般与神（包括对神的崇拜活动和心理），与天地祖宗鬼神有关，如祸福神祖祭祀祥等等。礻shìㄕˋ◎ 同“示”。用作偏旁。俗称“示字旁”。例外：TV, 电视, diàn shì。电视的“视”是见字旁。
Radical of Sacrifice, it refers to the deformation of “Shi” as a radical. “Shi” is the original word for “God”. The word “show” is generally related to gods (including worship activities and psychology to gods), and the ancestors of heaven and earth, ghosts and gods. 礻shìㄕˋ◎ Same as “show”. Used as a radical. Commonly known as “shizibian”. Exception: TV, television, diàn shì. The “shì” of TV has the radical of jiàn.