合法的端午节由来英文介绍

2021年1月8日发(作者：潘冰蟾)
端午节由来英文介绍


【篇一：端午节的习俗中英文版】

the custom of dragon boat festival

端午节的习俗

boat racing

赛龙舟

because chuese don’t want virtuous minister qu yuan died at
that time, so there are a lot of people boating to save him after
he jumping into river.

当时楚人因舍不得贤臣屈原死去，于是有许多人划船追赶拯救。

zongzi on dragon boat festival

端午节吃粽子

people boiled sticky rice or steamed reed on may 5 and then
jumped it into the river, to sacrifice to qu yuan, with bamboo
tube array sticky rice rolls for fear of fish to eat, gradually reed
leaves maize replacing bamboo tube.

人们在五月五日煮糯米饭或蒸粽糕投入江中，以祭祀屈原，为恐鱼
吃掉 ，故用竹筒盛装糯米饭掷下，以后渐用粽叶包米代替竹筒。

g perfume satchel

佩香囊

children wear perfume satchel on the dragon boat festival can
avoid devil. 端午节小孩佩香囊，避邪驱瘟之意。

eggs

吃蛋

some areas will boil tea eggs and brine eggs to eat on the
dragon boat festival. eggs are henapple, duck eggs, goose egg.
painted red on eggshell, with colorful net bags, hanging in a
childs neck, for blessing children, and hopping them are safe.

一些地区， 端午节要煮茶蛋和盐水蛋吃。蛋有鸡蛋、鸭蛋、鹅蛋。
蛋壳涂上红色，用五颜六色的网袋装着，挂在小孩 子的脖子上，意
为祝福孩子逢凶化吉，平安无事。

ng realgar wine

饮雄黄酒

this custom is very popular in the yangtze river area.

此种习俗，在长江流域地区的人家很盛行。

all diseases

游百病

this custom is prevalent in part of guizhou province on
dragon-boat festival custom. some people will go to swim as
well.

此种习俗，盛行于贵州地区的端午习俗有些人也会去游泳。

twelve red

吃十二红

gaoyou and other places have the tradition of eating twelve
red. twelve red refers to oil shrimp, fried amaranth, salted duck
egg yellow, cinnabar tofu and so on.

高邮等地有吃“十二红”的习俗。十二红指油爆虾、炒红苋菜、咸鸭
蛋黄、朱砂豆腐等。

【篇二：端午节的由来 英文版】


端午节ㄉ由来英文~

the dragon boat festival commemorates the life and death of
the famous chinese scholar- statesman qu yuan, who lived
some three centuries before the birth of christ. qu yuan was a
loyal minister that served the king of chu during the warring
states period. qu yuan was a highly respected and trusted
advisor to the king of chu. he fought the corruption of other
officials of the court.

initially, qu yuan was favored by his sovereign, but over time,
his wisdom and erudite ways antagonized the other court
officials. eventually, the intrigues of his rivals exerted enough
ill influence on the king that qu yuan soon found himself in
disfavor. the king began to not listen to qu yuans suggestions
and advice. not long after, the king banished qu yuan from chu.
while in exile, qu yuan composed many poems expressing his
sorrows and concerns for his country and people.

amongst his most famous poems is encountering sorrow, a
poem describing his search for a good sovereign that would
listen to good advice regarding government. in the year 295
b.c., at the age of 37, qu yuan drowned himself in the milo river.
he clasped a heavy stone to his chest and leaped into the
water. knowing that qu yuan was a righteous man, the people
of chu rushed to the river to try to save him. the people
desperately searched the waters in their boats looking for qu
yuan, but they were unsuccessful in their attempt to rescue
him. every year the dragon boat festival is celebrated to
commemorate this attempt at rescuing qu yuan.

when it was known that qu yuan had been lost forever, the
local people began the tradition of throwing sacrificial cooked
rice into the river for their lost hero. however, a local fisherman
had a dream that qu yuan did not get any of the cooked rice
that was thrown into the river in his honor. instead, it was the
fishes in the river that had eaten the rice. so, the following year,
the tradition of wrapping the cooked rice in bamboo leaves
was begun. the cooked rice wrapped in bamboo leaves later
came to be known as zong zi.

there is also another version of the story. when it was known
that qu yuan had been lost to the river, the local fisherman had
a dream that the fishes in the river were

eating qu yuans body. the local people came up with the idea
that if the fishes in the river were not hungry, then they would
not eat qu yuans body. so the local people began the tradition
of throwing zong zi into the river to feed the fishes in hope that
qu yuans body would be spared.

端午?的由??nbsp;

the dragon boat festival, also called double fifth festival, is
celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth moon of the lunar
calendar. it is one of the most important chinese festivals, the
other two being the autumn moon festival and chinese new
year.

the origin of this summer festival centers around a scholarly
government official named chu yuan. he was a good and
respected man, but because of the misdeeds of jealous rivals
he eventually fell into disfavor in the emperors court.

unable to regain the respect of the emperor, in his sorrow chu
yuan threw himself into the mi low river. because of their
admiration for chu yuan, the local people living adjacent to the
mi lo river rushed into their boats to search for him while
throwing rice into the waters to appease the river dragons.

although they were unable to find chu yuan, their efforts are
still commemorated today during the dragon boat festival.

■ 風俗習慣

dragon boat race

traditions at the center of this festival are the dragon boat
races. competing teams drive their colorful dragon boats