2. Don't take photos in places with heavy yin, such as haunted houses, hospitals, crematoriums and funeral homes. Taking pictures in these places, it is easy to get tangled if you accidentally take pictures of the same things.
3. It's best not to take photos with the old residence or things used by the deceased. These things should be burned in time. If some are kept as souvenirs, don't take photos with them.
4. Don't take photos with cemeteries, such as the Ming Tombs in Beijing. Go and see them. It's best not to take pictures. Even if you look at them, you should pay attention to the time. Generally, you should try to come out after 3 pm. Pregnant women and babies had better not go to such places.
5. Don't take photos with strangers casually. A man took a photo with a stranger at a tourist attraction. After he came back, he became seriously ill and went to many hospitals to no avail. Later, he invited a famous local Taoist to see it, only to know that the person who took a photo with him had passed away for many years.
6. Don't take photos with lonely trees in the wild. On an outing, I saw a lonely tree. Don't take a photo with it, because it is unique. There is probably a grave under a lonely tree in the wild. Most of these trees are feng shui trees beside the grave, which are extremely cloudy.
7. Don't take photos with tombstones when Tomb-Sweeping Day visits the grave. Many people visit their relatives' graves in Tomb-Sweeping Day and take photos with their tombstones. In fact, this practice is very inappropriate. First, it will disturb the people you love. Second, if you accidentally photograph other tombstones, someone will come to you.