After the Dragon Boat Festival comes the Tien Kuang Festival, which falls on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, and is called "the day the emperor hangs out his robes" in Taiwan. Clothes and books aired out in the sun on that day are said to be protected from moths or worms, and dogs or cats washed then to be safe from fleas and diseases.
接在端午之後的六月六日天貺節，台灣俗稱為「皇帝曬龍袍」，據說當天曬過的衣服、書籍不會長蟲，而給貓狗洗澡則可以除百病、去虱子。