In English, the Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, has several different names. One of the most common translations is "Dragon Boat Festival," which directly translates the Chinese name. Another popular name is "Duanwu," which is the abbreviation of the Chinese name and is often used in English-speaking countries.

Additionally, some people refer to it as "Duanwu Festival," which is a more literal translation of the Chinese name. This name emphasizes the festival aspect of the celebration.
In some regions, the festival is also called "Dragon Boat Race Festival," highlighting the most iconic event of the holiday, the dragon boat races. This name is particularly popular in countries where dragon boat racing is a significant cultural activity.
Another name that is sometimes used is "Wu Zhi," which is the Chinese character for the fifth month of the lunar calendar. Since the Dragon Boat Festival usually falls on the fifth day of the fifth month, this name is a nod to the festival's timing.
Lastly, the Dragon Boat Festival is also known as "Zongzi Festival," after the traditional sticky rice dumplings, or "zongzi," that are eaten during the holiday. This name emphasizes the food aspect of the celebration.
These various English names reflect the diverse ways in which the Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated and recognized around the world.
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