The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as the Duanyang Festival, the Chongwu Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival, the Tianzhong Festival, etc., together with the Spring Festival, the Qingming Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival, are known as the four traditional festivals in China, and it is the traditional festival with the most names and customs.

Among the many theories about the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival, the most widely circulated is the one that commemorates Qu Yuan. Legend has it that in ancient times, the people of Chu State were reluctant to throw their worthy minister Qu Yuan into the river to die. In order to avoid Qu Yuan's body being eaten by fish, people spontaneously swept the river to disperse the fish, or threw rice balls into the river, in order to protect Qu Yuan's body. Later, on the fifth day of May every year, this tradition was passed down as a custom and gradually developed into the custom of dragon boat racing and eating zongzi.

Dragon boat racing is an important activity on the Dragon Boat Festival. It was popular in Wu, Yue and Chu in ancient times. Now it is very popular along the southern coast of my country. After it was spread abroad, it was deeply loved by people from all over the world and formed an international competition.

Arranging all kinds of flowers and plants that can exorcise evil spirits and cure diseases on the Dragon Boat Festival has a long history. People take wormwood and calamus as one of the important contents of the Dragon Boat Festival. This is because moxa is an important medicinal plant, and it can be used to make moxa velvet to cure diseases, moxibustion acupoints, and to expel insects.

Eating zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival is another traditional custom of the Chinese people. Zongzi, also known as "horned millet" and "tube dumpling". It has a long history and a variety of patterns.

Today, we also ate the rice dumplings carefully prepared by the company, which are fragrant, sweet, soft and glutinous, and extremely delicious. Wishing everyone a healthy Dragon Boat Festival!