Product Name: KX1930 Electric Dragon Boat

Product Code: KX1930
Size: 270*100*90mm
Weight: About 150g
Material: Wood + Motor Unit + Battery Box + Hardware Components...
Color: Wooden color
Is the device powered by batteries? Yes.
Packing: 200pcs
Box Specification: 600*450*550mm

Electric Dragon Boat is a DIY product that combines wood with battery and motor assembly. This product allows you to understand the appearance, structure, and circuit formation of the dragon boat, as well as its use, to better understand the history of the dragon boat.

Dragon boat (or called Longzhou in Chinese) refers to the dragon-shaped boats in China, Vietnam, Japan, and the Ryukyu Islands, as well as the human-powered boats used during the Dragon Boat Festival competitions in China and the Ryukyu Islands. The dragon boats are decorated with dragon patterns or shaped like dragons. Dragon boats are not only part of traditional Chinese culture, but the competitions derived from them have now developed into sports activities. Since dragon boat racing has been promoted as a sports event, the dragon boats have also become the main equipment for this sport.

The Origin of Dragon Boat Racing
Dragon boat racing during the Dragon Boat Festival, dragon dancing (also known as dragon lantern dancing or dragon play) during the Lantern Festival, and the Dragon Head Festival on the second day of the second lunar month are important folk activities in the Greater East Asia Dragon Culture Region. These activities are popular in regions with a large Chinese population, such as in Singapore, Malaysia, and other Chinese-majority areas due to the spread of Chinese culture. When it comes to the origin of dragon boats, people naturally associate it with the remembrance of Qu Yuan, with the popular belief that the dragon boat originated from Yuanling in the northwest of Hunan Province. In the book "Yuanling Millennium Dragon Boat," which reflects the profound and extensive Chinese dragon boat culture and the historical origins of Yuanling dragon boats, it includes 104 insightful essays by writers and scholars on Yuanling dragon boats. These articles scientifically and systematically demonstrate the origins of the traditional Yuanling dragon boats and record the scale of the boat-building and other aspects of the Yuanling dragon boat activities. The origin of Yuanling dragon boats dates back 5,000 years, making it over 3,000 years older than the tradition of commemorating Qu Yuan.