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Nothing prepares your senses for the sheer, unadulterated madness of a \uad11\ub465 \uc6a9\uc120<\/strong> festival in the middle of June. The air in southern China at this time of year isn’t just hot it is a thick, wet wool blanket that wraps around your face and refuses to let go. I landed in Guangzhou with nothing but a 40-liter backpack, a couple of androgynous oversized tees, my trusty multi-functional pocket knife, and a burning desire to see if the rumors were true. You see, back home, we think of dragon boat racing as a polite, semi-athletic community event. But in the Pearl River Delta, this is a high-octane, multi-million-dollar spectacle fueled by adrenaline, ancestral pride, and, quite literally, the richest landlords in the country. This was my first time in China, and I was determined to experience the legendary \uad11\ub465 \uc6a9\uc120<\/strong> culture without draining my bank account.<\/p>\n\n\n\n