the introduction of the Dragon Boat Festival

Dragon Boat Festival (Korean:? ) 1 is a traditional festival custom in Gangneung, South Korea. It was officially recognized by UNESCO as "human legend and intangible heritage works". The Dragon Boat Festival in Gangneung, South Korea is actually composed of dances, Manchu shaman sacrifices and folk art exhibitions. Its culture originated from the Chinese sub-culture of the Dragon Boat Festival in China, but it did not commemorate Qu Yuan (Wu Zixu or Jiezitui was commemorated in some places in China), dragon boats and zongzi. According to the traditional custom, on the Dragon Boat Festival, people eat "dwarf cakes" and drink barley juice. Women wash their hair with calamus soup or drink calamus water, or make up with calamus dew, which is called "calamus makeup". Stick a cinnabar symbol on the doorpost of a scholar-bureaucrat to ward off evil spirits, and the monarch and his subjects will give each other fans to congratulate them on the Dragon Boat Festival. The sacrificial ceremony preserved the complete form and content.