Understand the traditional culture of China, and insert the dragon boat in the Dragon Boat Festival.

Dragon boat race is the main custom of Dragon Boat Festival. According to legend, people who originated in the ancient State of Chu were reluctant to part with the death of the sage Qu Yuan, and many people rowed boats to save people. They rushed to catch up with each other and disappeared at Dongting Lake. After that, I will row a dragon boat on May 5th every year to commemorate it. Rowing a dragon boat to disperse the fish in the river so as not to eat Qu Yuan's body. The habit of competition prevailed in wuyue and Chu.

In fact, the "Dragon Boat Race" existed as early as the Warring States Period. Carving dragon-shaped canoes in drums and playing race games are semi-religious and semi-entertaining programs to entertain gods and people in the ceremony.

Later, people everywhere not only commemorated Qu Yuan, but also gave different meanings to dragon boat racing.

Dragon Boat Festival: The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the Dragon Boat Festival. For more than 2,000 years, the Dragon Boat Festival has been a multi-ethnic folk festival, and it is a festival for the whole people to keep fit, prevent diseases, ward off evil spirits and drive away drugs, and pray for health.

Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanyang Festival and Mid-Autumn Festival, is said to be the day when Qu Yuan, a great poet in ancient China and one of the four famous cultural figures in the world, died in Guluo River. For more than two thousand years, the fifth day of the fifth lunar month has become a traditional festival to commemorate Qu Yuan. According to historical records, on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month in 278 BC, Qu Yuan, a doctor and patriotic poet of the State of Chu, was saddened by the news that Qin Jun had invaded the capital of the State of Chu. He resolutely wrote the last poem "Huai Sha" and threw himself into the Miluo River. People along the river are scrambling to salvage boats, evoking souls along the water and throwing zongzi into the river to prevent fish and shrimp from eating his body. This custom has lasted for more than two thousand years.