No. 5,628 in Chinese
剪彩
"剪彩" means "to cut the ribbon" at a ceremony, symbolizing the opening or inauguration of an event or venue.
In a sentence
市长将在新建的图书馆剪彩。
The mayor will cut the ribbon at the newly constructed library.
剪彩 is used here to refer to the ceremonial act of cutting a ribbon to mark the opening of a new facility.
剪彩仪式吸引了许多居民参加。
The ribbon-cutting ceremony attracted many residents to participate.
剪彩 is described within the context of a ceremony, emphasizing its role as part of a formal event.
这个剪彩活动非常成功，标志着医院正式开放。
This ribbon-cutting event was very successful, marking the official opening of the hospital.
剪彩 is directly linked with an event, highlighting its importance in denoting the beginning or inauguration of a new establishment.
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