Why do we race dragon boats and wrap sticky rice in large flat leaves every year? What ancient wisdom lies beneath the thunderous drums and fragrant #zongzi? From hanging mugwort to wearing sachets, these customs once warded off evil, but today unite us. Join Yuanxi to celebrate this year's Dragon Boat Festival by tasting regional zongzi delights, exploring the legacy of Qu Yuan, one of ancient China's greatest poets, and feeling the pulse of centuries-old unity! Tap to paddle through time with

Dragon Boat Festival Customs: Fragrant Zongzi, Endless Love in Ancient Duanyang The Dragon Boat Festival is commonly known by several names, often called "Duanyang" and elegantly referred to as the "Auspicious Day for Dragon Boat Racing". People worship deities and honor ancestors with sincere devotion, both to pray for blessings and to hope to dispel calamities, seeking a stable life. These traditional customs carry a cultural heritage spanning thousands of years, passed down through generation