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there are many different legends about the festival
but the most famous one is about chewing gun
a patriotic poet of the state of true
during the Warring States period
chewing gum is said to have been loyal and patriotic
his whole life
when he realized the decline of true
was beyond recovery
his rewards knowing it could no longer save it
grew stronger and stronger
on the fifth day of the fifth Buddhamon
he threw himself into the river
and died for his beloved homeland
Doco's leaving adjacent to the river
rushed into their boats to search for him
they threw jungsu rice dumplings
and other food into the river
to keep fish
and turtles from devouring children's body
later to commemorate this patriotic poet
the costumes of holding dragon boat races
and throwing xiangsu into the river
on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month
were passed to down
if arise to the name Dragon Boat Festival
most of Chinese festivals are related to specific foods
and to the Dragon Boat Festival is no exception
its owns
is an indispensable food for the Dragon Boat Festival
in the past every family would soak glutinous fries
a pair of weeds leaves for wrapping
wrap the rice around sweet feelings
such as Choo Choo and bean paste
or savory ones like fresh meat or ham
and tie them up into parramato shapes
which is very popular in China
and now mass produced on the production line
many people choose to buy ready to meet products
Today China's dragon boat racing
has developed from a local activity
into a grand sports event
even became an international sporting event
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