有声有色

Chinese HSK 7-9 Vocabulary Chinese ★★ 2/5 neutral yǒu shēng yǒu sè

병음 yǒu shēng yǒu sè

한자 분석 有 = have; 声 = 耳 + 殳 (ear + strike — sound/voice); 色 = 人 + 巴 (person + bend — color/appearance)

뜻

생동감 있고 흥미진진하다; 다채롭고 활기차다

Used to praise a narration, performance, event, or management achievement that is particularly engaging and well-executed. The literal meaning (with sound and color) evokes a sensory richness that makes something feel alive. Commonly applied to storytelling, public speaking, business presentations, and cultural events. Antonym: 平淡无奇 (dull and unremarkable).

예문

他把原本寥寥数行的历史讲得有声有色，让几百名听众全程专注。
在志愿者和居民的配合下，社区文化节办得有声有色，还吸引了不少媒体关注。
新任总裁上任不到半年，就把这家老牌企业经营得有声有色，重新激发了团队士气。

사용 가이드

맥락: performance, narration, management, culture

어조: positive

올바른 표현

老师把史料、老照片和回忆串起来，把这段历史讲得有声有色。(The teacher wove together historical materials, old photos, and recollections, and told this period of history vividly and colorfully.)
要把企业文化落到员工心里，就要靠有声有色的仪式设计、故事传播和沉浸活动。(To put corporate culture in employees' hearts, it takes vivid ceremonial design, storytelling, and immersive activities.)

피해야 할 표현

这碗汤有声有色 — 有声有色 is applied to performances, narrations, events, and management; it does not apply to food; use 色香味俱全 (rich in color, aroma, and flavor) for describing excellent cuisine

기원과 역사

有声 (with sound — 有 have + 声 sound/voice) + 有色 (with color — 有 have + 色 color/appearance). Literally: having both sound and color — a performance or account rich in sensory detail and vitality.

문화적 배경

세대: All ages

사회적 배경: Universal