Wishing you peace and well-being on the Dragon Boat Festival—let the “zongzi” extravaganza begin! → Click now

Release Date:

2022-06-03

Fortune Zongzi · Dragon Boat Festival

Chinese culture has a long and profound history.

The national spirit remains ever fresh and vibrant.

The Dragon Boat Festival is the first Chinese festival to be inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List.

It boasts a long history and a rich cultural heritage,

It carries forward the spiritual lifeline of the Chinese nation.

The fragrant aroma of zongzi leaves fills the air on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month—heartfelt wishes for a joyous Dragon Boat Festival!

Every festive season, Pengfei Group distributes employee benefits to all staff—this time is no exception! To show our heartfelt care for every worker and uphold the tradition of “benefits on every holiday,” the group has proactively handed out exquisite Dragon Boat Festival gifts. With glutinous rice, jujubes, and honey, this year’s festival will be sweet and tender, just as it should be.

The holiday benefits not only reflect Pengfei’s commitment to preserving and valuing traditional culture, but also embody its thoughtful care for every employee, truly fulfilling its mission of “creating happiness for those who dedicate themselves to the Pengfei cause.”

Once in the spring and autumn, a year of youthful bloom. On the Dragon Boat Festival, I hope for favorable weather and peace, and wish each other good health and well-being.

A Playful Dragon Boat Festival

As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, Yongjin Property under Pengfei Group organized a festive garden party for residents, inviting everyone to braid colorful cords, assemble dragon boats, enjoy cool rice cakes, and play the traditional game of “touhu.” The event allowed participants to fully savor the joys of Dragon Boat Festival traditions and deepen their appreciation for China’s rich cultural heritage—truly brimming with a sense of ceremony.

Five-colored longevity thread

For millennia, a wisp of colorful thread and a faint fragrance have been the very symbols of “peace and well-being.”

In the Eastern Han work “Fengsu Tong · Yiwén,” it is recorded: “Five-colored silk threads are tied around the wrist to ward off ghosts and warfare, said to prevent illness and epidemics; they are also known as ‘long-life threads.’”

Duanwu Juehu

If your arrows don’t fly true, your standing will be shaky—team up for a game of “Touhu,” and all five poisons will vanish! Let’s savor the joy of ancient scholars and literati, too.

(With such a cute and auspicious charm, are you sure you’re not tempted?)

Desktop Dragon Boat Racing

On the fifth day of the fifth month comes the Dragon Boat Festival; dragon boats race in pairs along the Yangtze River—dong, dong, qiang; dong, dong, qiang; dong, dong, dong, dong, qiang.

I’ve never paddled a dragon boat, but I can make one myself—let’s get hands-on with Mom and Dad and see who’s the fastest!

“All the affairs of this world fade away; only the delicate fragrance remains as it once was.” May we all be like this: in the ordinary days, may there be beauty to linger and a gentle, lingering scent to drift. Wishing you peace and well‑being on the Dragon Boat Festival!