Dragon boat racing is a traditional Chinese watersport in which teams of 22 ― made up of 20 paddlers, a drummer and a steerer ― paddle a long wooden boat, guided by the drum beat, as fast as ...

During the Dragon Boat Festival event, people actively participated in various activities such as making zongzi (traditional sticky rice dumplings), weaving Chinese knots, calligraphy writing, tea ...

Milwaukee Dragon Boat Festival activities, performances and details In addition to the races, festival-goers can enjoy traditional dance, Chinese folk music and martial arts performances.

People watch a Chinese art performance in Zurrieq, Malta, May 24, 2025. A vibrant showcase of Chinese traditional arts, including music, dance, and puppetry, was held Saturday night in Zurrieq, ...

More than 2,000 paddlers and 72 teams are participating in the 46th Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival on June 8.

Malta hosted its first-ever Duanwu Cup − Dragon Boat Friendship Race on May 24, marking a significant step in China-Malta cultural exchange. The event was held in honour of the traditional ...

The race brought together 160 athletes from across China, competing in 10 dragon boat teams and 20 yak-skin boat teams. The event blended the traditional Chinese dragon boat, a symbol of the ...

Editor's note: In honor of an age-old traditional Chinese festival, China Daily takes a look at the Dragon Boat races held in the United States, gaining insight into how culture continues to bring ...

SEATTLE — Dragon boat racing is a colorful race that has been a traditional Chinese paddled watercraft activity for over 2,000 years. The race has a rich background in ancient ceremonials, a ...

The vibrant celebrations at the Cultures of China - Cape Town Dragon Boat Festival, saw the local Chinese community and residents come together to honour tradition with thrilling races, cultural ...

New Zealand communities enthusiastically celebrated the traditional Chinese Dragon Boat Festival over the weekend, with festivities lighting up citie ...

The event was held in honour of the traditional Chinese Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu Festival), bringing together Maltese and Chinese communities in a festive and symbolic celebration.