All about Dragon Boat Festival - Chinese Culture | Real-Life Chinese Conversations

Dragon Boat Festival 2020 Special (It’s on Jun 25, 2020 this year) - Learn about Dragon Boat Festival or Duanwu Festival (端午节) - Chinese Culture - Chinese Conversation In this episode, let’s talk about the Dragon Boat Festival story, history, origins, food & traditions. We also try the salty and sweet zongzi, show you the difference between thousand-year-old eggs and salted duck eggs, and play the game of standing an egg. We hope you can learn more about the Dragon Boat Festival and have a better understanding about Chinese culture after watching this interesting video. Check out our post on Dragon Boat Festival: To find the information quickly, here are the chapter markers: 0:00 - Scene Play: Money Zongzi Gift 0:55 - Dragon Boat Festival: Date, History, Origins and Qu Yuan’s Story 1:54 - What to eat on Dragon Boat Festival 2:11 - Try salty and sweet zongzi 4:11 - Mung bean cakes 4:31 - Show century eggs and salted duck eggs, and the difference 5:35 - What to drink on Duanwu Festival 5:58 - What to do on Dragon Boat Festival 6:07 - Hang artemisia argyi and calamus, make five-color bracelets 6:38 - Wear embroidered scented sachets 7:00 - Dragon Boat Race & its story 7:29 - What to play: Egg Standing Challenge 8:15 - Try to stand an egg yourself and tell us other traditions 8:48 - What to say on Dragon Boat Festival If you like our content and want to help us make more videos, please consider supporting us by purchasing our structured, comprehensive and easy Chinese courses we prepared for you. You can visit to enjoy an extra 15% OFF of our Chinese Course. Thanks! =================================== If you have any questions, please let us know in the comments. ●Visit our website: Follow us on: ●YouTube channel: ●WeChat Public: LearnChineseEveryDay ●TikTok: @everydaychinesegogo_2019 ●Facebook: ●Instagram: ●Twitter: Chinese language topics: #DragonBoatFestival #Culture #ChineseConversation Learn Chinese, Chinese lesson, Chinese culture, Everyday Chinese