#Do you have any special customs during the Dragon Boat Festival#Korean Dragon Boat Festival cuisine According to the customs of the Korean people, every household must make some mugwort cakes as an indispensable delicacy on the table. choose

#Do you have any special customs during the Dragon Boat Festival#

Korean Dragon Boat Festival cuisine

According to Korean customs, every household has to make some mugwort cake as an indispensable delicacy on the table. High-quality sticky rice is selected as the main ingredient, fresh and tender mugwort leaves are picked as accessories, and after washing, steaming, blanching, beating and other production processes, it is finally pressed with family heirloom molds.

In addition to mugwort cake, but also to make cakes, there is a "Dragon Boat Festival, eat cakes, race over small ginseng", at least after 40 minutes of pounding cake soft glutinous sweet, which contains sincerity, love, filial piety!

There are also nutritious rice chicken, pickled spicy cabbage, spicy cucumber and other kimchi, stone pot bibimbap, rice dumplings and other food rich festival table.

Korean Dragon Boat Festival customs

Before sunrise on the day of the Dragon Boat Festival, everyone meets in the wild to collect mugwort, and some of them are hung on the door and tied with red silk to avoid evil in order to eliminate disasters and avoid evil. Some braids are dried and dried, and later used as medicine or smoked mosquito repellent.

On the morning of the Dragon Boat Festival, women wash their hair with grass puddle water and stick calamus hairpins made of calamus rhizomes on each other's heads, thinking that it will make their hair look as good as grass pupa and avoid evil.

In the early morning of the Dragon Boat Festival, mothers tie a green line on the wrist of the baby, commonly known as the long life thread. Children wear sachets made of silk and other materials to avoid disasters and diseases.

Celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival, Koreans also like to wear national costumes to hold sports activities such as swings, springboards, and wrestling to meet the entertainment needs of people of different ages.

In the past Dragon Boat Festival, Korean families hung monkeys made of yellow cloth on the lintels and window frames, using monkeys as mascots to avoid disasters and plagues, and it was said that they could avoid military disasters.