How could South Korea apply for the title of national intangible cultural heritage for the Dragon Boat Festival? 0? In 2005, the Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival in South Korea was declared a masterpiec

How could South Korea apply for the title of national intangible cultural heritage for the Dragon Boat Festival? 0? In 2005, the Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival in South Korea was declared a masterpiece of oral and intangible heritage of mankind by UNESCO. Due to its historical and cultural origins with the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival, there was a fierce controversy among academics and public opinion in China and South Korea. ?0?2?0?2?0?2?0?2?0?2 Intangible cultural heritage is the unique wealth of mankind and an important symbol of national spiritual culture, containing the nation’s unique way of thinking and imagination. Strength and cultural awareness are the DNA of the cultural life of a country and a nation. It not only shows the infinite creativity of people from all over the world, but also reflects the diversity of world cultures. In the process of globalization and modernization, the world's cultural ecology has undergone tremendous changes. The intangible cultural heritage that contains the spiritual home of the nation has been violently impacted, and some are facing the danger of extinction. Therefore, the protection of intangible cultural heritage is extremely important. Important and urgent. ?0?2?0?2?0?2?0?2?0?2 The Dragon Boat Festival is an ancient and important festival in China. It originated in China and has been passed down to this day, forming a series of rich festival cultures. However, South Korea’s “Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival” also has a complete set of folk activities that are both related to and different from the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival. China's Dragon Boat Festival mainly commemorates the great poet Qu Yuan and has rich and diverse contents and forms across the country. It can be said that universality and local specificity coexist; South Korea's "Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival" begins with the brewing of sacred wine, and mainly includes large-scale festivals. A series of sacrificial rituals were held in Guanling, including shaman sacrifices, worshiping mountain gods, and Daeguanling Guoshi Chenghuang and female Chenghuang. The folk activities of the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival include making rice dumplings, racing dragon boats, hanging calamus and moxa leaves, smoking atractylodes and angelica, drinking realgar wine, children wearing purses and five-poison pockets, etc., which are intended to drive away poison and evil spirits; South Korea's "Gangneung Dragon Boat Festival" activities include Official slave mask show, agricultural music competition, Heshan Ododai ballad, tug of war, wrestling, swing, Chinese poetry writing competition, archery, pot throwing, etc.