第一篇：端午节英文介绍
Dragon Boat Fe ｓ tiv ａl l: 5th day oｆ ｔｈｅ 5th luｎａｒ mｏnｔh
龙舟节:农历５月初 5
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The Dｒagｏn Boat Ｆestival, alｓo ｃａlled the Duanwu Festｉval, is celebrateｄ ｏn ｔhｅ ｆiｆth ｄaｙ of the fiｆth mｏnｔh accｏrdｉng to ｔhe Chｉｎｅｓe caｌeｎdar． Fｏr thousaｎdｓ of yearｓ，thｅ festivａl has been mａrkｅd bｙ eａting zｏｎg zi(glutｉnoｕs ricｅ wraｐped ｔｏ form a pyｒａｍid ｕsｉng baｍｂoo oｒ rｅed leaves)and ｒaｃing dｒａgon boａｔs.屈原
龙舟节,也被称作端午节，庆祝于中国农历 5 月初 5。几千年以来,这个节日的主要风俗为吃粽子(用竹叶或芦苇叶将糯米饭包裹成金字塔形状)和赛龙舟。
The fesｔival iｓ ｂeｓt kｎown for ｉts ｄｒagon-ｂｏat races, eｓpｅｃｉａllｙ in the sｏuｔｈｅrn ｐroviｎces where theｒe are many ｒiverｓ and ｌakeｓ.Ｔhｉs regａtｔa ｃomｍemorａｔeｓ tｈe deａｔh of Qu Yuan , an honest mｉnistｅｒ ｗhｏ is ｓaid to have ｃommitｔｅd sｕicｉｄe by drowniｎg himselｆ in ａ ｒiｖｅr．
众所周知，人们在这个节日就要进行龙舟比赛,尤其是在有许多河流和湖泊的南方城市。赛龙舟这项活动是为了纪念逝去的屈原,历史记载屈原是一位正直,不甘同黑暗的社会同流合污而投河自尽的爱国大夫。
Qu was ａ mｉｎｉｓter oｆ the Stａｔe of Chu sｉtuated ｉn prｅsent-ｄaｙ Hunaｎ anｄ Hｕｂeｉ pｒovinｃes, during the Wａｒring Stａtes Period(４75-22１ＢC）． Ｈe wａs upriｇhｔ, loyal and highｌy esｔeemed fｏｒ his wise
couｎsel ｔhat ｂroｕght ｐeace and ｐｒｏｓｐeｒity tｏ tｈe stａte.Hｏweveｒ, whｅn a dishonest anｄ ｃｏrｒｕｐt ｐｒinｃe vｉｌｉfｉｅd Qu, hｅ was disgｒacｅｄ ａnd dｉsmissｅd froｍ ｏｆficｅ.Ｒeaｌｉzｉｎg thaｔ tｈｅ cｏuntry waｓ now iｎ the hands ｏf ｅvil ａnd corruｐｔ offiｃiａls, Qu graｂbed a lａrge sｔoｎe ａnd ｌeapt into tｈｅ Miｌuｏ River on thｅ ｆｉｆth day ｏf tｈe fｉfth moｎｔh． Ｎearby fishermen ruｓｈed oveｒ tｏ ｔry aｎd saｖe him ｂｕｔ ｗｅre unａｂle ｔo eｖｅｎ reｃｏｖｅr hｉs ｂody.Theｒｅaｆter, ｔhe stａte declｉnｅd and ｗａs eveｎtuaｌlｙ cｏｎｑuerｅd ｂy the Staｔｅ oｆ Qin.屈原是战国时期（公元前４7５-２21）楚国（今湖南和湖北）的一名大夫。他十分正直、衷心，并且自信可以通过自己的治国才能给国家带来和平和财富。然而，当时虚伪和和堕落的国王对屈原恶意诽谤,这使他感到非常羞耻,就罢官离开了朝野。意识到现在整个国家都处于邪恶腐败政党的手中，屈原在 5 月初 5 那天抱起一块大石头跳进了汨罗江。附近的渔民冲过去想要去救他,但却并没有找到他的身体。之后，楚国真的衰落了,最终由秦国所占领。
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Ｔｈｅ pｅopｌe oｆ Cｈu who mourned tｈe dｅaｔｈ ｏf Qu ｔhrew rice inｔo ｔhe rｉver tｏ feed hiｓ gｈost ｅｖerｙ year on ｔｈe fifth day of tｈe fifth month.Bｕt onｅ yｅar，the ｓpiｒｉt of Qu appeaｒｅｄ aｎｄ ｔolｄ ｔhe mourners ｔhａt a ｈuge reｐtｉle ｉｎ tｈe ｒiver ｈad ｓtoｌｅｎ tｈｅ rice.Thｅ spirｉt thｅn ａdvised thｅm to wrａp the rｉce in ｓｉlｋ and bind iｔ ｗith five different-cｏlored threaｄs befoｒe toｓsinｇ it ｉnto the rｉvｅｒ．
粽子
为了纪念屈原,楚国人纷纷在５月初５这天将米饭团扔进江里,借此来慰藉屈原的灵魂。但是，有一年，屈原的灵魂出现了,并告诉悼念者江里有一个巨大的爬行动物偷走了米饭,建议他们可以将米饭用丝绸包裹起来,接着用五种不同颜色的线绑起来再扔进河里。
During the Duａnwｕ Festｉval, a gｌutｉnous riｃｅ pudding callｅd zong ｚi ｉs eaten ｔo sｙmbolizｅ the ｒiｃe ofｆerings to Qu． Inｇｒeｄients ｓｕch ａs beans，lotus sｅeds, chestnuts, pｏｒk fａt anｄ tｈe goｌｄeｎ ｙｏｌk ｏf a salteｄ ducｋ egg ａre ｏｆteｎ ａdｄeｄ tｏ the gｌｕｔｉnous ｒｉce． Ｔhe ｐudding is thｅｎ ｗrappeｄ wiｔｈ ｂamboo leaves，bounｄ witｈ a kind of raffiａ ａnd boileｄ in ｓalt watｅr fｏr hourｓ．
在端午节那天,人们吃一种糯米饭来纪念屈原,这种食物被称为粽子。粽子的主要成分通常有豆子,莲子，栗子,肥猪肉和咸鸭蛋的蛋黄部分等。然后用竹叶将这些材料包裹起来,用一种纤维细线将其捆绑,放入沸腾的盐水中煮数小时即可。
Ｔ he d ｒ agon －ｂo o ａ t races
The dragon－boａｔ racｅｓ sｙｍbolｉze the ｍaｎy attemｐts tｏ rescuｅ and recoｖeｒ Ｑｕ"s bｏdy.A typical ｄrａgoｎ boat ranｇes fｒom 50－100 feeｔ in lｅnｇtｈ, ｗiｔｈ a beam of aboｕｔ 5.5 ｆeｅt, ａcｃoｍmｏｄａting tｗo paddlｅrs seated ｓiｄｅ ｂy sｉde.龙舟比赛
龙舟比赛象征着人们为营救屈原和寻找屈原的身体做出的许多努力。典型的龙舟通常长 59 到 100 英尺，中间有一个 5.5 英尺的梁,两边分别坐两位划桨者。
A woｏdｅn dragon ｈｅaｄ is attａched aｔ thｅ boｗ, aｎｄ a dragon ｔail ａt thｅ stern.A baｎner hoisteｄ ｏn a polｅ iｓ ａｌso faｓtｅｎed at tｈe
stern and the huｌｌ iｓ deｃorated wiｔh reｄ, ｇreen ａnd ｂluｅ sｃａleｓ ｅdgｅd ｉn gold.Ｉn the ｃenter of ｔhe boａｔ is a canopied sｈrinｅ behind whｉｃh thｅ dｒummeｒs, gonｇ bｅaters and cｙｍｂａl plａyeｒs arｅ seａｔｅd ｔo sｅt the pａce foｒ ｔｈe pａｄdlers． Tｈere ａｒe aｌso men ｐositiｏneｄ at the bow to set oｆｆ fiｒecrackｅrs, tｏss ｒｉcｅ ｉntｏ tｈe wateｒ and ｐretend ｔo be ｌｏｏｋing ｆor Qu． Alｌ ｏｆ tｈｅ noise and pａgｅanｔrｙ creａtｅｓ an ａtmｏspｈerｅ of ｇａieｔｙ ａnd ｅxcｉtｅmｅnt for thｅ parｔiciｐaｎｔs anｄ ｓpecｔaｔors ａlike.Ｔhe rａces are held aｍong difｆerent ｃlans, ｖilｌages anｄ orgａｎizatｉｏns, anｄ the winｎers aｒe ａwarded meｄals, baｎneｒs，jugs ｏｆ wｉne ａnd ｆestive meals.船头是一个木制的龙头，船则是龙尾,并且会立着一面旗子,而船身都是红色、绿色、蓝色的刻度,同时镶着金边。船中心则是带有顶棚的船身，在此之后敲鼓打锣的人整齐落座，为划舟打出节拍。在船头也会有固定的人燃放烟花，向水中投放粽子，做出在寻找屈原的样子。所有的这些为参与者们和观看者们营造出一种兴奋、激动和喜悦的节日气氛。龙舟比赛通常在不同的民族、村庄和组织之间举行，胜出者会赢得奖牌，旗子，美酒和节日饮食。
第二篇：端午节英文介绍
the Dragon Boat Festival
The fifth month of the year is a traditional festival in China, the Dragon Boat Festival is also called the sticky rice dumpling
festival.On Dragon Boat Festival, people used to eating zongzi, dragon boat, hang calamus ` HaoCao artemisiae argyi, embalm cangzhu, drink realgar wine.Allegedly, eating zongzi and dragon boat racing is to commemorate qu yuan, As for hanging moxa calamus, have perfumed, a.dahurica cangzhu, drink realgar wine, it is said to ward off evil spirits."
Since the start of 2008, the Dragon Boat Festival officially listed in national holidays.In culture gradually multivariate, information increasingly rich today, the Dragon Boat Festival, Chinese
traditional festivals confronted with many challenges.The urgent need people keep pace with The Times, we should not only keep tradition, and to meet the people need.In GuiLin, the annual Dragon Boat Festival, held every entirely dragon boat match.One month before the game，the teams will be in lijiang to makepre-match preparation to get good grades in the game.Although just a game, but many more are
embodies our traditional festive to commemorate and to inherit.Nowadays many traditional festivals had become the legal
holiday, traditional festivals also more get everybody's attention, we will also pass traditional festival customs.
第三篇：端午节英文介绍范文
端午节英文介绍
Brief Introduction to Dragon Boat Festival
Officially falling on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the Dragon Boat Festival is also known as Double Fifth Day.While many stories regarding its origin abound, the most popular and widely accepted version regards Qu Yuan, a minister during the Warring States Period(475-221 BC)
Legend of the Dragon Boat Festival's Origin
At the end of the Zhou Dynasty, the area we now know as China had fallen into a state of fragmentation and conflict.While the Zhou dynasty had ruled for several centuries, several other states, originally feudal domains, tried to carve out their own kingdoms.The state of Qin would eventually emerge the victor and unify all of China under one rule for the first time in history.Qu Yuan served as minister to the Zhou Emperor.A wise and articulate man, he was loved by the common people.He did much to fight against the rampant corruption that plagued the court--thereby earning the envy and fear of other officials.Therefore, when he urged the emperor to avoid conflict with the Qin Kingdom, the officials pressured the Emperor to have him removed from service.In exile, he traveled, taught and wrote for several years.Hearing that the Zhou had been defeated by the Qin, he fell into despair and threw himself into the Milou River.His last poem reads:
Many a heavy sigh I have in my despair，Grieving that I was born in such an unlucky time.I yoked a team of jade dragons to a phoenix chariot, And waited for the wind to come, to sour up on my journey
As he was so loved by the people, fishermen rushed out in long boats, beating drums to scare the fish away, and throwing zong zi into the water to feed braver fish so that they would not eat Qu Yuan's body.The Modern Dragon Boat Festival started from that time to this day, people commemorated Qu Yuan through Dragon Boat Races, eating zong zi, and several other activities, on the anniversary of his death: the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.Dragon Boat races are the most exciting part of the festival, drawing crowds of spectators.Dragon Boats are generally brightly painted and decorated canoes.Ranging anywhere from 40 to 100 feet in length, their heads are shaped like open-mouthed dragons, while the sterns end with a scaly tail.Depending on the length, up to 80 rowers can power the boat.A drummer and flag-catcher stand at the front of the boat.Before a dragon boat enters competition, it must be “brought to life” by painting the eyes in a sacred ceremony.Races can have any number of boats competing, with the winner being the first team to grab a flag at the end of the course.Annual races take place all over China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and other overseas Chinese communities.Zong Zi
The traditional food for the Dragon Boat Festival, Zong zi is a glutinous rice ball, with a filling, wrapped in corn leaves.The fillings can be egg, beans, dates, fruits, sweet potato, walnuts, mushrooms, meat, or a combination of them.They are generally steamed.Talisman and Charms
Another aspect of the Double Fifth Day is the timing: at the beginning of summer, when diseases are likely to strike, people also wear talisman to fend off evil spirits.They may hang the picture of Zhong Kui, guardian against evil spirits, on the door of their homes, as well.Adults may drink Xiong Huang Wine, and children carry fragrant silk pouches, all of which can prevent evil.It is said that if you can balance a raw egg on its end at exactly noon on Double Fifth Day, the rest of the year will be lucky.
第四篇：端午节英文介绍
Good afternoon, I’m Cathy.I’m happy to be with you.I hope you can enjoy yourself in my class.First, I have got a question for you.Do you still remember the traditional festival on June 16? It was celebrated on Wednesday.Right.It is the Dragon Boat Festival.The Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.For thousands of years, the festival has been marked by eating zong zi and racing dragon boats.What is the origin for the festival? yes, we want to commemorate the great poet Qu Yuan who is said to have committed suicide by drowning himself in the miluo river.So today my topic is Chinese festivals.Now let’s recall them in the order of the time.New Year’s Day, Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival, Women’s Day, Tree-planting Day, Tomb-sweeping Festival, Labor Day, Youth Day, Children’s Day, Dragon Boat Festival, qixi festival(Chinese Valentine’s Day), Army’s Day, Mid-autumn Festival, Teachers’ Day, Double Ninth, National Day.The spring festival is the biggest and most important festival in China.In the festival, people will participate in many activities.Can you give us some examples? Right.Buy new clothes, have new haircut, clean the house, do new year’s shopping, stick couplets and “fu” on the doors, people usually put “fu” upside down.When it is placed in this position, it means the good luck has come or will come.(squibbing firecrackers).The younger generation can get some money as a gift, and we also set off firecrackers.Nearly all the family members will come back for the family reunion dinner no matter where they stay or how busy they are.Here is my question for you? What do we usually eat in spring festival? yes, jiaozi, tangyuan, niangao, yu.Do you know why? We eat jiaozi because the shape of jiaozi is like “yuanbao”, it means you will have plenty of money and treasures in the coming year.The shape of tangyuan is round, means “get together” and the filling is sweet.It means family members stay together harmoniously and happily.Niangao share the same pronunciation as gao, means you’ll make progress year by year.Yu means surplus, in Chinese we have niannianyouyu, it is a wish for year of plenty.The Lantern Festival or Yuanxiao Jie is a traditional Chinese festival, which is on the 15th of the first month of the Chinese New Year.The festival marks the end of the celebrations of the Chinese New Year.Chinese started to celebrate the Lantern Festival from the Han Dynasty(206 BC-221 AD).Like most other Chinese festivals, there is also a story behind the Festival.It is also believed that the festival has Taoist origins.This is a festival for people having fun.On the night of the festival, people go on streets with a variety of lanterns under the full moon, watching lions or dragon dancing, playing Chinese riddles and games, 2 and lighting up firecrackers.There is really a lot of fun for the young and the old.Yuanxiao(glutinous rice ball)or Tangyuan is the special food for the Lantern Festival.It is believed that Yuanxiao is named after a palace maid, Yuanxiao, of Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty.Yuanxiao is a kind of sweet dumpling, which is made with sticky rice flour filled with sweet stuffing.Yuanxiao is sticky, sweet and round in shape, symbolizing family unity, completeness and happiness.Tree-planting day is celebrated to commemorate Dr.Sun yat-sen.March 12 is the anniversary of his death.He has attached great importance to forestry.The traditional tomb-sweeping festival falls on April 5 and is seen by Chinese as a special day for remembering the dead.After the festival, the temperature will rise up and fainfall increases.It is the high time for plowing and sowing.The Double Seventh Festival, on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, is a traditional festival full of romance.It often goes into August in the Gregorian calendar.3 This festival is in mid-summer when the weather is warm and the grass and trees reveal their luxurious greens.At night when the sky is dotted with stars, and people can see the Milky Way spanning from the north to the south.On each bank of it is a bright star, which see each other from afar.They are the Cowherd and Weaver Maid, and about them there is a beautiful love story passed down from generation to generation.It was said long time ago, there was a boy whoes father died when he was a little boy.People called him Cowherd.He lived with his brother and sister-in-law.But his sister-in-law did not like him and always cornered him.One day, the heartless women asked him herd the cows and told him he could go home on dondition that he turned those nine cows into ten which is utterly impossible.He went out with only nine cows.Later he came to a moutain and sat down on the grass, crying.Then came an old man who told him there was an injured cow in the wood.Cowherd followed the old man’s direction and finally found the cow.Then he learned that the cow he saved was a cow in the heaven.Some days passed, the cow told cowherd that there would be some fairy maidens bathing in the lake.If he tole the red clothes of one of them, the one who owned the red clothes was going to be his wife.That day, Cowherd did do what the cow told him.And finally he married the fairy maiden called Weaver Maid.They had a daughter and a boy and lived a happy life.But one day the cow told Cowherd if he died his skin can be made shoes, and the one who wears the shoes can fly.Several days later, the cow died.The Queen Mother in the heaven flared up for she found that her daughter had married a man.So she sent troops from heaven to catch Weaver Maid.Cowherd came home finding that his wife was brought back to heaven.He wore the shoes made of the cow’s skin in a hurry and followed the troops to rescue Weaver Maid.But unfortunately no soner did he grabed Weaver Maid’s hand than the Queen Mother drew a line between them which immediately formed a river by using her golden hairpin.Cowherd and Weaver Maid were separated on the each side of the river forever.The magpies were moved by their touching story.So they built a bridge for their once-a-year reunion till now.This tragic story is known to all chiese people.So we name the day—7th July—Chinese Valentine’s Day, or rather, Double Seventh Festival.Mid-autumn Day falls on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month（农历）.On that night the moon is brighter and fuller than any other night.In China, Mid-autumn Day is a time for family reunions(团圆).On this day, many families enjoy watching the full moon.Some families will bake（烘）cakes, called “moon cakes.” They're delicious!In ancient China, poets considered the moon as a symbol of brightness（光明）, purity（纯洁）, and goodness（善良）.They wrote many beautiful poems about the moon.The most popular one was a story about a lady on the moon(嫦娥).She flew to the moon and lived in the Moon Palace（月宫）.
第五篇：端午节介绍
端午节
（英文为Dragon Boat Festival或Double Fifth Festival）又称为端阳节，为每年的农历5月初五日，在湖北、湖南、贵 州、四川一带，端午节又分为大端午与小端午。小端午为每年农历五月初五，大端午为每年农历五月十五日。2010年，6月14日，6月15日，6月16日为法定放假日子。2010年6月16日为端午节。
时至今日，端午节在中国人民中仍是一个十分盛行的隆重节日。国家非常重视非物质文化遗产的保护，2006年5月20日，该民俗经国务院批准列入第一批国家级非物质文化遗产名录。
2009年9月30日在阿联酋首都阿布扎比召开的联合国教科文组织保护非物质文化遗产政府间委员会会议决定：中国端午节成功入选《世界人类非物质文化遗产代表作名录》。
法定节日
《国务院关于修改〈全国年节及纪念日放假办法〉的决定》（2008年1月1日起施行）第二条规定，“全体公民放假的节日：……
（五）端午节，放假一天（农历端午当日）……”据此，自2008年开始，端午节正式列入国家法定节日。在文化逐渐多元、信息日益丰富的今天，端午节等中国传统节日面临着不少挑战。这迫切需要人们与时俱进，既要保持传统，又要适应当今人们需要。
名称由来
“端”字有“初始”的意思，因此“端五”就是“初五”。而按照历法五月正是“午”月，因此“端五”也就渐渐演变成了现在的“端午”。《燕京岁时记》记载：“初五为五月单五，盖端字之转音也。”
节日由来
此说最早出自南朝梁代吴均《续齐谐记》和南朝宗懔《荆楚岁时记》。据说，屈原投汨罗江后，当地百姓闻讯马上划船捞救，一直行至洞庭湖，始终不见屈原的尸体。那时，恰逢雨天，湖面上的小舟一起汇集在岸边的亭子旁。当人们得知是为了打捞贤臣屈大夫时，再次冒雨出动，争相划进茫茫的洞庭湖。为了寄托哀思，人们荡舟江河之上，此后才逐渐发展成为龙舟竞赛。百姓们又怕江河里的鱼吃掉他的身体，就纷纷回家拿来米团投入江中，以免鱼虾糟蹋屈原的尸体，后来就成了吃粽子的习俗。看来，端午节吃粽子、赛龙舟与纪念屈原相关，有唐代文秀《端午》诗为证：“节分端午自谁言，万古传闻为屈原。堪笑楚江空渺渺，不能洗得直臣冤。”
龙的节日
这种说法来自闻一多的《端午考》、和《端午的历史教育》。他认为，五月初五是古代吴越地区“龙”的部落举行图腾祭祀的日子。其主要理由是；(一)端午节两个最主要的活动吃粽子和竞渡，都与龙相关。粽子投入水里常被蛟龙所窃，而竞渡则用的是龙舟。(二)竞渡与古代吴越地方的关系尤深，况且吴越百姓还有断发纹身“以像龙子”的习俗。(三)古代五月初五日有用“五彩丝系臂”的民间风俗，这应当是“像龙子”的纹身习俗的遗迹。
恶日
在先秦时代，普遍认为五月是个毒月，五日是恶日，相传这天邪佞当道，五毒并出。据《礼记》载，端午源于周代的蓄兰沐浴。《吕氏春秋》中《仲夏记》一章规定人们在五月要禁欲、斋戒。《夏小正》中记：“此日蓄药，以蠲除毒气。”《大戴礼》中记，“五月五日蓄兰为沐浴”以浴驱邪认为重五是死亡之日的传说也很多。《史记·孟尝君列传》记历史上有名的孟尝君，在五月五日出生。其父要其母不要生下他，认为“五月子者，长于户齐，将不利其父母。”《风俗通》佚文，“俗说五月五日生子，男害父，女害母”。《论衡》的作者王充也记述：“讳举正月、五月子；以正月、五月子杀父与母，不得举也。” 东晋大将王镇恶五月初五生，其祖父便给他取名为“镇恶”。宋徽宗赵佶五月初五生，从小寄养在宫外。可见，古代以五月初五为恶日，是普遍现象。可见从先秦以后，此日均为不吉之日。这样，在此日插菖蒲、艾叶以驱鬼，薰苍术、白芷和喝雄黄酒以避疫，就是顺理成章的事。并且人们还避“端五”忌讳，称之为“端午”。
节日食俗
最早出现的端午时食，应属西汉的“枭羹”。《史记》“武帝本纪”注引如淳言：“汉使东郡送枭，五月五日为枭羹以赐百官。以恶鸟，故食之”。大约因为枭不易捕捉，所以吃枭羹的习俗并没有持续下来。锉是端午的主角-粽子，在稍晚的东汉就已出现。一直要到晋朝，粽子才成为端午的应节食品。《风土记》：“五月五日，与夏至同，……先此二节一日，又以菰叶裹黏米，杂以粟，以淳浓灰汁煮之令熟。”同时又有另一种端午节食，称为“龟”也只在晋朝昙花一现，随即销声匿迹。只有《风土记》中称为“角黍”的粽子，因为附会在屈原的传说上，千百年来，成为最受人欢迎的端午节食。
吃粽子
“粽子香，香厨房。艾叶香，香满堂。桃枝插在大门上，出门一望麦儿黄。这儿端阳，那儿端阳，处处都端阳。”这是旧时流行甚广的一首描写过端午节的民谣。总体上说，各地人民过端午节的习俗大同小异，而端午节吃粽子，古往今来，中国各地都一样。
如今的粽子更是多种多样，璀璨纷呈。现今各地的粽子，一般都用箬壳包糯米，但内含的花色则根据各地特产和风俗而定，著名的有桂圆粽、肉粽、水晶粽、莲蓉粽、蜜饯粽、板栗粽、辣粽、酸菜粽、火腿粽、咸蛋粽等等
饮雄黄酒
端午饮雄黄酒的习俗，从前在长江流域地区极为盛行。古语曾说 “饮了雄黄酒，病魔都远走”。雄黄是一种矿物质，俗称“鸡冠石”，其主要成分是硫化砷，并含有汞，有毒。一般饮用的雄黄酒，只是在白酒或自酿的黄酒里加入微量雄黄而成，无纯饮的。雄黄酒有杀菌驱虫解五毒的功效，中医还用来治皮肤病。在没有碘酒之类消毒剂的古代，用雄黄泡酒，可以祛毒解痒。未到喝酒年龄的小孩子，大人则给他们的额头、耳鼻、手足心等处涂抹上雄黄酒，意在消毒防病，虫豸不叮。
端午节的传播 日本
此日男人游泳，女人洗头。由于不再采用农历，日本的端午节固定于每年阳
历5月5日，在日语中“菖蒲”和“尚武”是谐音，因此日本端午节又渐渐地变成了男孩子的节日。这一天也是日本的儿童日（男孩节），是法定的公众假期。这一天日本有男孩子的家庭要挂鲤鱼旗，竖鲤鱼旗是希望孩子像鲤鱼那样健康成长，有中国“鲤跃龙门”的意思。从下面看鲤鱼旗，浮现在蓝天下的鲤鱼很像在水中健壮地游。这是中国端午节没有的习惯。会食用日本粽和柏饼。
韩国
朝鲜半岛的文化在人类学和历史来说，都和中国有一定的关系。因此，朝鲜半岛各地民族可能与中国各地曾经以相同的方式庆祝端午节。[原创研究？]不过，当这些人民散居在朝鲜半岛各地，他们各自都把端午节本土化，并以各自的名字称呼这个庆典，例如：天中节、重午节、端阳、五月节、戌衣日、水濑日等。韩国在端午日这天在江原道江陵市所举办大规模萨满祭仪、山神祭与等一系列结合巫俗、儒道教地祝祭活动江陵端午祭，由于保留了大量的原始信仰、民俗遗风与传统文化，在2005年被列入联合国教科文组织世界文化遗产。
韩国江陵端午祭是旨在继承和发扬端午节传统文化习俗而举行的庆典活动，1967年被指定为韩国第13号重要无形文化遗产和重要无形文物，2005年11月25日被世界教科文组织指定为人类口头和无形遗产。江陵端午祭以大关岭祭神为始拉开帷幕，活动期间将会举行各种巫法和祭祀典礼，并会举行跳绳、假面制作等传统游戏和体验活动以及精彩的巫俗表演、假面舞、农乐表演等。
韩国江陵端午祭久负盛名，每年的端午祭期间，来自韩国和世界各地的观光者达百万人之多。是什么东西吸引了如此众多的参与者、参观者？――这不能不归功于韩国江陵市政府对民间无形文化的高度重视和有效的保护。正是这一举措，使得一个民间节日成为江陵文化的标志，韩国民族精神的象征；成为一种无形文化遗产，供人类享受；成为外界认识韩国文化和江陵民情的一个窗口。韩国 “申遗”事件中提到的韩国端午节，指的就是江陵的端午祭。
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