The Sanduo Festival is a traditional celebration in Taiwan, held on the 3rd day of the 3rd lunar month. It honors the legendary figure Zhong Kui, known for his ability to ward off evil spirits. The festival features various activities, including parades, dragon dances, and offerings to deities, attracting many visitors. During the festival, people also engage in rituals to ensure good fortune and health for the coming year. Special foods, such as rice dumplings, are prepared and shared among families and friends. The Sanduo Festival reflects the rich cultural heritage and community spirit of the Taiwanese people.