关于端午节的手抄报英语版

2024年1月10日发(作者：郝怀仁)

关于端午节的手抄报英语版

Dragon Boat Festival (端午节)

The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, is a

traditional Chine holiday celebrated on the 5th day of the 5th

month of the lunar calendar. The festival is named after the

legendary figure Qu Yuan, a famous poet in ancient China.

One of the most important customs during this festival is dragon

boat racing. The boats are long and narrow, decorated like dragons,

and crewed by rowers. They row in sync to the beat of drums and

compete against other teams. It's an exciting and thrilling event

that attracts spectators from all over.

Another traditional practice is to eat Zongzi, pyramid-shaped

sticky rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves. The dumplings

are filled with various ingredients such as meat, beans, and nuts. It

is believed that eating Zongzi can ward off evil spirits and dias

during the hot summer months.

People also hang up colorful silk threads and herbs to ward off evil

spirits. They wear colorful silk threads around their wrists, ankles,

or necks as a form of protection. This is believed to bring good

luck and keep evil away.

The Dragon Boat Festival is not only a time to celebrate and have

fun but also an opportunity to remember and honor Qu Yuan.

People often recite his poems, participate in various cultural

activities, and visit his tomb. It is a time to appreciate Chine

culture and pay tribute to a great poet.

In modern times, the Dragon Boat Festival has become a national

holiday in China and is celebrated with great enthusiasm. It is also

gaining popularity in other countries as people recognize and

appreciate the rich cultural traditions behind this festival.

Let's cherish and embrace the spirit of the Dragon Boat Festival

and enjoy the festive atmosphere with our friends and family!