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Dragon Boat Festival of 2014 falls on June 2. The holiday in China starts
from May 31 to June 2, 2014. Welcome to China and explore the traditional
folk customs of this interesting festival! Falling on the 5th day of the 5th
month according to Chinese lunar calendar, the Dragon Boat Festival is
one of great significance. Many legends circulate around the festival but the
most popular is the legend of Qu Yuan.
Many traditional customs and activities are held on the specified day by
people in China and even by some people in neighboring countries. Among
these customs are dragon boat racing, eating zongzi, wearing a perfume
pouch, tying five-color silk thread and hanging mugwort leaves and calamus.
Dragon boats are thus named because the fore and stern of the boat is
in a shape of traditional Chinese dragon. Zongzi is the special food eaten
here. According to folklore, wearing the perfume pouch protects children
from evil. Another custom is to tie five-color silk tread to a child's wrists,
ankles, and around their neck. Besides, people will clean their houses and
put mugwort leaves and calamus on the top of the doors to discourage
disease.
