"""Traditional festivals and their observance in programs."""

title = "Traditional Festivals"

content = """
Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, and other
traditional observances provide opportunities for cultural programming
and community engagement. Respectful presentation honors meaning
while welcoming diverse participants.

**Lunar New Year:** The largest celebration. Programs may include
lion dance, lantern-making, calligraphy (spring couplets), food,
and family-oriented activities. Timing aligns with the lunar
calendar; dates shift annually. Avoid reducing to stereotype;
explain regional and family variations.

**Mid-Autumn Festival:** Moon viewing, mooncakes, and reunion themes.
Storytelling (e.g., Chang'e legend) and lantern activities suit
family audiences. Consider dietary restrictions when serving
mooncakes.

**Dragon Boat Festival:** Zongzi, dragon boat lore, and if feasible,
demonstrations or community races. Historical context (Qu Yuan)
adds depth.

**Other Observances:** Tomb-Sweeping Day, Double Ninth, and
others may be featured in educational or community programs.
Consult cultural calendars and community advisors for
appropriate observance.
"""

version = "0.0.1"
