剪彩 (jiǎn cǎi): Cut the ribbon at an opening ceremony (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

I heard the new mall opens tomorrow, will you go to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony?

Due to the weather, the scheduled ribbon-cutting ceremony had to be cancelled at the last minute.

The mayor cut the ribbon for the new library, and many people came to watch.

As the project leader, he not only gave a speech but also personally cut the ribbon for the launch ceremony.

Amidst the attention of the crowd, several distinguished guests jointly cut the ribbon for the newly completed arts center.

At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the guests jointly cut the red silk, marking the official launch of the project.

The fitness corner in our neighborhood is finished, and we're discussing having a simple ribbon-cutting this weekend.