What are the taboos of Dai people?

1, water is very important in the life of the Dai people, who are very concerned about keeping the water source clean. There is always a beautifully decorated well in the Dai village. Don't throw anything into it when you pass it.

2. Dai people not only believe in Hinayana Buddhism, but also retain some of their original beliefs. In daily life, Dai people have many sacrificial activities, and outsiders are not allowed to visit them. When the Dai people worship the village gods, outsiders are not allowed to enter the village.

3.outsiders are not allowed to peep in Dai's bedroom. If you do, the man will be the master's son-in-law, or work hard for three years, or even the woman will serve in the master's house for three years.

There are three main pillars in the living room upstairs of Dai's house, two of which are separated side by side between the bedroom and the living room. 1 is next to the fireplace. The pillar next to the fireplace is the zenith pillar of Dai's family. Never rely on it.

5. Stay in the Dai people's house, don't whistle at night, don't move the tripod on the fireplace casually, don't cross it, and don't use the stool as a pillow.