The custom game of Dragon Boat Festival

Dragon boat race is the earliest ritual activity of the ancient Vietnamese people to sacrifice their ancestors. Boats and boats are widely used in South Vietnam, and dragons are often painted on the bow and stern as their totems or protectors. Dragon Boat Festival is an important activity of Dragon Boat Festival, which is very popular in southern China, especially in Guangdong.

Flying kites In the south of China, children flying kites on the Dragon Boat Festival is called "flying disaster". A kite is an aircraft that sticks paper or silk to a bamboo frame and pulls a long line on it. It can be put into the sky under the action of wind, and it belongs to an aircraft that only uses aerodynamic force. Tie five-color silk thread

In the traditional culture of China, the five colors "blue, red, white, black and yellow" symbolizing the five elements are regarded as auspicious colors. On the Dragon Boat Festival, children should tie colorful silk threads on their wrists and ankles to ward off evil spirits.

Playing polo is riding a horse and hitting with a stick. In ancient times, it was called bowing. There is no custom of dragon boat race in northern China, but they will shoot willows and play polo during the Dragon Boat Festival, which obviously comes from the competitive legacy of nomadic people in the north. Polo is riding a horse and hitting with a stick. In ancient times, it was called bowing.