Happy Duanwu Festival!

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Tuesday is the fifth day of the 5th month of Chinese traditional calendar - annual celebration, Mandarin Dragon Boat Festival, Cantonese Tuen Ng and Western Dragon Boat Festival. It is known for competitions held on traditional paddling boats on the same day and faucets are decorated on each bow. Traditionally, the Chinese fishing community is the backbone of the Dragon Boat Race. However, these competitions are very popular among companies, schools and educational institutions. And, they often summarize the crew as an interesting team building activity. In some cities such as Hong Kong, it is a competitive sport. While most of the team still provides products for goddess pine and other traditional gods before they go to the water, the majority of the team budget is made up of glass fiber boats, carbon fiber paddles and accessories for earth makers It is used to customize the range of. Commitment to racers is advantageous

This festival has long been regarded as a Chinese cultural festival and a holiday of Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macao. However, the People's Republic of China was established in 1949 and officially did not approve the Dragon Boat Festival as a public holiday. Since 2005, the government has begun planning the approval of three traditional festivals, including the Dragon Boat Festival. Since 2008 Dragon Boat Festival is not only welcomed as a holiday, it is also regarded as a holiday of the People's Republic of China. The Southeast Asian Chinese community including Singapore and Malaysia informally observes this. Equivalent and related official festival including Japanese Children's Day (Japan)