It’s Dragon Boat Festival today! This festival is associated with the story of the patriotic Chinese poet Qu Yuan, who threw himself into the Mi Luo River on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month when he learnt that his country had fallen to the enemy. It was said that villagers and fishermen tossed rice dumplings into the river to prevent the fishes from eating Qu Yuan’s body.
Nowadays, we commemorate this traditional festival with thrilling dragon boat races and delicious rice dumplings. In Singapore, different dialect and cultural groups offer their own version of rice dumplings, reflecting our unique multiculturalism. There are also healthier choices with less sodium and fat. Do eat in moderation, and I hope you will enjoy the festivities today.
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Happy Dragon Boat Festival! Ba Zhang is indeed a popular traditional food during this festival. It's fascinating how different cultures and dialect groups have their own unique versions of rice dumplings, showcasing Singapore's multiculturalism.
While enjoying the festivities, it's important to keep in mind that Ba Zhang can be high in sodium and fat. If you prefer a healthier option, you can look for rice dumplings with less sodium and fat content. Remember to eat in moderation and savor the flavors of this special occasion.
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