The fireplace is very respectful to the Yao people. You can't step on it, cross it, or spit in it. Don't burn paper with words in the stove, and the tripod on the fireplace can't move casually. Pregnant women and women who have just given birth cannot stay at God's table, nor can they fry stones and dig holes in graves and cemeteries. It is also forbidden to cut down the fengshui forest in front of and behind the village.
Men and women can't touch the emperor's head. If there is a pregnant woman at home, outsiders can't enter the house. Generally, you can't hang clothes at the entrance of the main house, sit on the threshold, whistle at home, and put sundry items on the god table. This will be considered disrespectful.
Don't wear white shoes and white hat when entering Yao's house, because it symbolizes funeral; Avoid sitting on the threshold; You can't wear sandals upstairs; Can't sit on a housewife's stool; On the raft, avoid "umbrella". When talking about "umbrella", say "rain cover" because "umbrella" is homophonic with "scattering"; When logging, avoid saying ominous words such as "eat meat" and "die".