There are many fish in many lakes in Tibet. Why doesn't anyone eat it?

1, related to religious beliefs, the taboo of eating fish came from the Yalong River era in Tibet. At that time, the belief of Bonism was gradually formed. Bonism integrated various ancient sacrificial ceremonies and divination systems, and finally established a unified worship object, and its spiritual system was gradually improved, and finally formed a Bonism spiritual system with the concept of heaven, earth and water as the core.

In the view of the three realms of God, aquatic organisms such as fish are classified as "Lu", and it is believed that offending "Lu" will lead to diseases and disasters. "Lu" has no fixed form and presents many forms. In Hinduism and Buddhism, it is half man and half snake, living in all underwater places, such as oceans, lakes, rivers, swamps, waterfalls, pools, springs, rocks, land and forests. In the Book of Rites with 100,000 Black and White Flowers, which is commonly used in Buddhism and Buddhism, the taboo scope of "Lu" even extends to land and water wild animals.

2, related to Buddhism, Tibetans believe in Buddhism and are forbidden to kill. If small creatures satisfy their appetite, they will kill a large number of creatures, leading to an increase in the number of kills. If there are too many, you will feel that you can't afford the consequences of crime, so you will try to restrain yourself from killing people.