“剪彩”仪式源于美国。20世纪初,美国各地的商人习惯在商店开张那天早晨,在门前横系一条布带,以防顾客在营业前涌进。1912年,在美国圣安东尼奥的一个小镇,一家商店准备开张,店主威尼斯按习俗也在店门前横系一条布带。不巧,他的小女儿牵着小狗匆匆跑出店门外去玩,把布带碰断了。在外面等候多时的顾客以为开始营业了,便纷纷涌进来,霎时顾客 “Ribbon Cutting ” ceremony originated in the United States. At the beginning of the 20th century, merchants from all over the United States were accustomed to opening the store the morning of that day, crossing a tape in front of their door to prevent customers from pouring in before the business. In 1912, in a small town in San Antonio, USA, a shop was opened and the owner of Venice stamped a tape in front of the shop. Unfortunately, his little daughter hurriedly pulls out of the shop and pulls the cloth off. Customers who wait outside for a long time think that they have started to operate, and they have flooded in. Immediate customers