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www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-05 15:48:49

Locals were attracted to a 10-meter-long "dragon boat", joining the
buying spree for a variety of Zongzi (glutinous rice wrapped in a pyramid
shape with bamboo or reed leaves) in a supermarket in Suzhou, east
China's Jiangsu Province June 3, 2007. The traditional Chinese Dragon
Boat Festival will fall on June 19 this year, and Zongzi is a kind of
traditional food to celebrate the festival.

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