Taboo is an integral part of primitive religion, which is reflected in production, diet, marriage, pregnancy, death and so on. The main taboos of Mosuo people are: no crossing the fire pit with your feet, no drowning in the fire pit, no tired feet working outside, and no carrying a baby into the house. Abuse and discrimination against disabled people are not allowed. When giving birth, women are afraid of strangers entering the house. Don't eat dogs, cats and frogs, and avoid killing slow-moving birds. Avoid cutting the threshold with a knife, and avoid male guests boarding the female couch.
The fire pit is an important place for offering sacrifices to the gods. Above the pit of fire, worship Vulcan. The first bite of every meal above the fire rack should be worshipped here, which is a respect for ancestors.
Therefore, you should pay attention to many things by the fireplace. No spitting, swearing, littering or even baking shoes and socks. Don't think you can do it without seeing the locals do it. Disrespect is someone else's business, but you can't be disrespectful People will tolerate your impudence unless you are close to the local people to a certain extent.