The Dragon Boat Festival originated in China. It is a tribute to worship of dragon totems in the ancient Baiyue region. Festivals in the area of Baixue have been held in dragon boat races before the spring and autumn. Qu Yuan, the poet of the State of Chu during the Warring States Period, was also the victim of the Boulder jump in the Luo River that day. The ruler used the Dragon Boat Festival as a commemoration of the Qu Yuan festival to establish a loyalty patriotism label; in some places there were also commemorations such as Wu Zichao, Cao Yu, and mesons. In general, the Dragon Boat Festival originated from Baiyue in the south, and it began in the north on May 5th of the Lunar New Year as a “bad month”, commemorating the commemorative content of historical figures such as Qu Yuan's jumping into the river, and finally forming the Dragon Boat Festival culture today.