My family s Dragon Boat Festival, the custom Dragon Boat Festival in my hometown

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The customs of the Dragon Boat Festival in my hometown are as follows:

Chapter 1: Every time it comes to the Dragon Boat Festival, all parts of the country will be very lively, because the Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional festival in our country, and on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, every place has the customs of the Dragon Boat Festival.

In my hometown, the custom of the Dragon Boat Festival is to eat a kind of stuffing stuffed with wheat cakes, and there are many fillings, including yellow cockroaches, meat slices, eggs, and fried noodles. They will all be wrapped in wheat bread.

On the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, my grandmother made a table of good dishes, at the dinner table, our family chatted while eating, the house was filled with the happy atmosphere of the Dragon Boat Festival, filled with fragrant smell, I was happy! Grandma will also hang wormwood in front of the door, I heard that it is used to ward off evil and repel mosquitoes, so exquisite!

This is the Dragon Boat Festival in my hometown, eating wheat cakes and reuniting with family is our custom, so I like the Dragon Boat Festival very much.

Chapter 2:

Every year on the fifth day of May is the Dragon Boat Festival, and each place will have its own Dragon Boat Festival characteristics, and my hometown is in Nanjing.

In our place, a few days before the Dragon Boat Festival, each family will buy zongzi leaves and glutinous rice to wrap at home, and the filling in the zongzi can be put red dates and ham, and people can choose according to their preferences and tastes. People tie up the wrapped rice dumplings in five and hang them high so that they can prevent rancidity. Most Nanjing people like to put sugar when eating zongzi.

I like to eat zongzi the most, every festival, I can eat several, it is sweet, sticky, and a fragrance, zongzi is really delicious! During the Dragon Boat Festival in my hometown, my favorite is only this one to eat zongzi, but unfortunately, I can only eat it once a year.

Dear, here is for you to find out: the process of the Dragon Boat Festival at home 1, dragon boat racing is the main custom of the Dragon Boat Festival, which is common in southern China, and there are also dragon boat racing customs in cities near rivers and lakes in the north, and most of them are in the form of dry dragon boat dance dragon boats. There are many theories about the origin of dragon boat racing, including a variety of sacrificial activities such as sacrificing Qu Yuan, sacrificing the water god or the dragon god, and its origin can be traced back to the Warring States period.

In the race, the drums beat rapidly, the oars fly, and the canoe carved into the shape of a dragon chase after me, which is not only a racing game, but also a semi-religious and semi-entertaining program to worship gods and musicians. 2. Eating zongzi on the Dragon Boat Festival is another traditional custom in China. The materials and shapes of the zongzi are different in various places, and there are many patterns.

For example, the horn-shaped ones are called horn dumplings, the rice packed in bamboo tubes is sealed and baked, the ones wrapped into a quadrangular shape are called quadrangular dumplings, the meat dumplings are called meat dumplings, and the jujube dumplings are called jujube dumplings ......Collectively referred to as zongzi. Zongzi was officially designated as a Dragon Boat Festival food in the Jin Dynasty. In addition to glutinous rice, the raw materials of zongzi are also made of rhubarb rice (sticky yellow millet), and there are also traditional Chinese medicine Yizhi Ren, and the cooked zongzi is called "Yizhi Zong".

3. Hang mugwort leaves, calamus, and drink realgar wine During the Dragon Boat Festival, people take mugwort and calamus and drinking realgar wine as one of the important contents. Families use calamus and moxa sticks to insert in the lintel and under the eaves, or hang the wax in the hall. Around the Dragon Boat Festival is the season of the year with a high incidence of infectious diseases.

The wise ancients used these methods to achieve the effect of driving away evil spirits and avoiding plagues, escorting health, and having certain health preservation significance. 4. Eat eggs and hit eggs because the egg is shaped like a heart, and it is said that what to eat is to make up for it, and eating eggs is heart-wrenching, and eating eggs can make the heart and spirit not be lost. On the one hand, eating eggs on the Dragon Boat Festival is to pray for auspiciousness and pray not to get sick for a year, and on the other hand, to improve life.

At first, I mainly ate eggs, and later every Dragon Boat Festival, I had to boil all kinds of eggs, eggs, duck eggs, and goose eggs. 5. On the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, families will wear colorful threads on children's wrists, ankles and necks, which have the beautiful meaning of praying for blessing Naji. The colorful line is made of blue, white, red, black and yellow silk threads, representing wood, gold, fire, water and earth, and symbolizing the east, west, south, north and middle, the folk believe that it contains the protection of the five directions of divine power, called "colorful dragon", "longevity line".

It can exorcise evil spirits, dispel diseases and strengthen the body, and be auspicious and peaceful. Later, it is no longer just these five colors, as long as it is five kinds of threads, the fresher the better, and children prefer it.

Summary. During the Dragon Boat Festival, the family eats zongzi, guesses lantern riddles, drinks realgar wine, and eats salted duck eggs.

During the Dragon Boat Festival, the family eats zongzi, guesses lantern riddles, drinks realgar wine, and eats salted duck eggs.

Every year during the Dragon Boat Festival, you can eat dumplings and eggs. Listening to the old man, eating the group imitation cherry dumplings is to commemorate the patriotic poet Qu Yuan, and eating eggs is to not hurt his back in old age.

I remember that on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, my father would paste a portrait of the judge on the beam of the house, that is, the statue of Zhong Kui, which means to drive away the five poisonous snakes and insects and bless the safety and health of the people! Yang Hegao said that on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, he also went to the river with his parents to cut wormwood, and then inserted it on the gate to repel mosquitoes. Adults also bathe the children in the bath water, adding wormwood and willow leaves, and then tying colorful velvet thread to the children's wrists, ankles, and necks.

I remember when I was a child, my mother also tied me colorful velvet thread, which was very beautiful, I was worried about getting dirty, and I was very careful when washing my hands and face, and I couldn't cut it off until the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, and then throw it on the roof. Legend has it that the colorful velvet thread will be taken away by the magpie to build a magpie bridge, so that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl can meet on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. Yang Hegao said that in addition to these customs, the fathers would also drink realgar wine on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival ......Positive balance.

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The Dragon Boat Festival in my hometown The traditional Chinese folk festival is also called "Duanyang", "Pu Festival", "Tianzhong Festival", "Dachang Festival", "Mulan Festival", "Daughter's Festival" and "Children's Day" on the fifth day of the fifth month of the summer calendar. It is one of the traditional festivals of the Han nationality In addition, the Dragon Boat Festival has many other names, such as: Midday Festival, Chongwu Festival, May Festival, Yulan Festival, Daughter's Festival, Tianzhong Festival, Dila, Poet's Festival, Dragon Day, Ai Festival, Duan.

5. Summer Festival, Heavy Noon, Midday and so on. Although the names are different, on the whole, the customs of people in various places are more similar than different. To this day, the Dragon Boat Festival is still a very popular grand festival among the Chinese.

The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the four major festivals of the year. May is the month of poison, the fifth day is the day of poison, and the noon of the fifth day is the time of poison, which is the end of the three poisons. The Dragon Boat Festival is also called "May End".

May is the beginning of the whole hot day, the five poisonous snakes begin to be active, ghosts and ghosts will also be rampant, these will bring disasters to people, especially to children who have no scruples and no ability to resist, must be concentrated on the day of May to eliminate disasters and prevent poison for children, therefore, people say that the May Dragon Boat Festival is "Children's Day" or "Doll Day".

The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional habit of the Chinese for more than 2,000 years, due to the vast area and many ethnic groups, some Mongolian, Hui, Tibetan, Miao, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Korean, Dong, Yao, Bai, Tujia, Hani, She, Lahu, Shui, Naxi, Daur, Gelao, Qiang, Gelao, Xibe, Pumi, Evenki, Yugu, Olunchun and other ethnic minorities also celebrate this festival, plus many stories and legends, so not only have many different festival names, but also have different customs in various places. Its contents mainly include: the daughter returns to her mother's house, hangs the bell Kui statue, welcomes the ghost boat, hides the noon, posts the noon leaf charm, hangs the calamus, wormwood, swims in all diseases, wears a sachet, prepares the livestock, races the dragon boat, competes, hits the ball, swings, paints the realgar for the child, drinks the realgar wine, calamus wine, eats the five poison cakes, salted eggs, zongzi and seasonal fresh fruits, etc., in addition to the superstitious activities have gradually disappeared, the rest have been spread all over China and neighboring countries so far.

Some activities, such as dragon boat racing, have been developed and have become international sporting events that have broken through the boundaries of time and geography.

The Dragon Boat Festival has been officially applied for as an intangible cultural heritage by South Korea and has been successful, which is also a profound lesson for the protection of our Chinese's own cultural heritage.

Zongzi, dragon dance, tea, wormwood laundry, outing, children playing.

The Dragon Boat Festival, which is the fifth day of the fifth lunar month every year, is one of the four traditional festivals in China. According to the record of "Jing Chu Years Chronicles", because of the midsummer climbing, Shunyang is above, May is midsummer, and its first noon day is the day of ascending Shunyang's good weather, so the fifth day of the fifth month of May is also called "Duanyang Festival"; In addition, the Dragon Boat Festival is also known as "Zhengyang Festival, Dragon Day Festival, Midday Festival, May Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Yulan Festival, Tianzhong Festival and so on." The customs of the Dragon Boat Festival mainly include eating zongzi and dragon boat racing.

The custom of eating zongzi has been prevalent in China for thousands of years; Dragon boat racing is very popular in the southern coastal area of China, and after it is spread abroad, it is deeply loved by people from all over the world and has formed an international competition. The Dragon Boat Festival originated in China, and was originally a festival for the tribes who worshiped the dragon totem in the ancient Baiyue region to hold totem sacrifices. Because Qu Yuan, a poet of Chu during the Warring States Period, committed suicide by bouldering and jumping into the Miluo River on the Dragon Boat Festival, he was loyal to the monarch and patriotic, and later took the Dragon Boat Festival as a festival to commemorate Qu Yuan; In some places, there are also commemorations of Wu Zixu, Cao E and Jie Zitui.

In general, the Dragon Boat Festival originated in Baiyue in the south, and the fifth day of the fifth month of the lunar calendar is regarded as the "evil moon and evil day" from the north, and is injected into the summer season to "dispel diseases and prevent epidemics.""Fashion, with commemorative content of historical figures such as Qu Yuan's suicide by jumping into the river.