The Dragon Boat Festival, Duanwu Festival, observed on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, is one of China's oldest and most dramatic traditional celebrations. Built around the tragic legend of po
Every fifth day of the fifth lunar month, China remembers a poet who chose to drown himself in grief. The Dragon Boat Festival—he's now called the god of water—has become the country's first UNESCO-re
Every fifth day of the fifth lunar month, China remembers a poet who chose to drown himself in grief. The Dragon Boat Festival—he's now called the god of water—has become the country's first UNESCO-re
Every fifth day of the fifth lunar month, China remembers a poet who chose to drown himself in grief. The Dragon Boat Festival—he's now called the god of water—has become the country's first UNESCO-re
Every fifth day of the fifth lunar month, China remembers a poet who chose to drown himself in grief. The Dragon Boat Festival—he's now called the god of water—has become the country's first UNESCO-re
Every fifth day of the fifth lunar month, China remembers a poet who chose to drown himself in grief. The Dragon Boat Festival—he's now called the god of water—has become the country's first UNESCO-re