The main customs and habits of the Dragon Boat Festival include dragon boat racing, eating rice dumplings and mung bean cakes, salted duck eggs, collecting herbs, hanging mugwort and calamus, worshiping gods and ancestors, flying paper kites, drinking Pu wine, realgar wine, cinnabar wine, hanging sachets, playing polo, dancing Zhongkui, fighting grass, etc. 。

        When I was a child, on the day before the Dragon Boat Festival, my mother would buy a handful of mugwort leaves and hang them in front of the door. I knew that the Dragon Boat Festival was coming, and then I could eat rice dumplings, mung bean cakes, and receive my favorite sachets. As a family, I wish you good health and safety. When they were in school, the girls showed each other the color and scent of their sachets, and the boys discussed the wonderful process of dragon boat racing. Everyone talked and laughed. It was a simple joy, full of childhood memories.

        Now that we are grown up and working, we received holiday greetings from the company - Anhui Changfeng Rongtong Industrial Development Co., Ltd. in advance. We, who are far away from home and working hard outside, can eat fragrant rice dumplings, mung bean cakes and salted duck eggs. We feel the care of the company and experience the atmosphere of the Dragon Boat Festival. The love given by the company is as warm as that given by our parents. ~ As Changfeng people, we are very happy.

        long winded Friends They work quietly and conscientiously in their respective positions and contribute to the development of the company. Chairman Liu Shaodong Under the wise decision-making and the effective management of General Manager Hu Youfu, Changfeng Rongtong has been built today's solid "castle". Here, I wish everyone in Changfeng good health and happiness during the Dragon Boat Festival.

         Dragon Boat Festival and Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival They are also known as the four major traditional festivals in China. Dragon Boat Festival culture has a wide influence in the world, and some countries and regions in the world also have activities to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival. In May 2006, the State Council included it in the first batch of National intangible cultural heritage list; since 2008, it has been listed as a national statutory holiday. In September 2009, UNESCO officially approved its inclusion in the Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, making the Dragon Boat Festival the first in China. Selected as a world intangible cultural heritage festival.